SUMMARY: The toll bridges connecting Kentucky and Indiana—the Lincoln, Kennedy, and Lewis and Clark Bridges—will continue collecting tolls until their $2.3 billion project is paid off, currently estimated by 2053. Since tolling began in 2016, over $960 million has been collected, with Kentucky still owing $1 billion. Tolling is compared to a 40-year mortgage, with about a decade paid and decades remaining, including interest and maintenance costs. Tolls increase yearly on July 1. Future policymakers will decide whether to continue or remove tolls after payoff. Outstanding toll fees may lead to vehicle registration holds soon.

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SUMMARY: After a stormy weekend with flash flooding in central and eastern Kentucky, Monday was quieter but muggy, with isolated afternoon storms and highs in the mid-80s. By Tuesday, a stalled boundary moves south, allowing drier air and more sunshine, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and heat indices near 100°F. Wednesday and Thursday will be hot and dry as an upper-level ridge builds, pushing highs into the low 90s and maintaining high humidity. Late week, scattered showers and storms return with another boundary, along with continued hot temperatures in the low 90s. Outdoor caution is advised during peak heat.

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SUMMARY: Heavy rain and scattered storms continued across the region on July 20, triggering flash flood warnings in several counties, including Floyd, Morgan, Wolfe, and parts of Mud and Not counties. Storms with lightning and heavy rainfall moved toward Owingsville, Paris, and northern Scott County. A frontal system remains stalled, creating a persistent storm track and flash flood concerns overnight. Northern Kentucky faces a Level 2 severe weather risk, while most areas remain at Level 1. Flash flood watches extend through Monday, with more storms expected. Dry conditions and above-normal temperatures are forecast midweek, with highs returning to the 90s by month’s end.

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