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Kentucky transportation crew members deployed to North Carolina to help those affected by disaster
SUMMARY: In response to Hurricane Helen, the Kentucky transportation cabinet is sending excavators, dump trucks, and drainage pipes to North Carolina to aid recovery efforts. This initiative reflects Kentucky’s commitment to assist those facing devastation, as many Kentuckians understand the impact of flooding firsthand from their own experience in July 2022. Governor Basher praised the selfless actions of the 20 crew members, some of whom are personally affected by such disasters, for volunteering to help. The team aims to demonstrate the “Team Kentucky Spirit” and plans to send additional manpower and equipment as needed.
Road crews from across Kentucky are heading to North Carolina to make sure people have access to critical roads after flooding …
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Few showers possible Saturday night into Sunday
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Eric Zernich reports mostly dry, pleasant fall weather with clear skies and temperatures dipping into the 50s and 60s overnight. Most of the weekend stays dry, though a weak upper-level disturbance may bring a slight chance of showers late Saturday into Sunday morning, mainly in southern Indiana, but rain will likely fizzle due to dry conditions. Sunday will be warmer, reaching near 90°F, continuing into next week with summer-like heat in the 90s. Events like Bourbon and Beyond and the Gaslight Festival will enjoy mostly sunny skies, but attendees should stay hydrated as warm temperatures persist.
WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Friday night forecast
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Trump says he’ll send National Guard to Memphis, escalating his use of troops in US cities
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump announced plans to deploy the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, to address crime concerns, claiming local officials support the move. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee welcomed the plan, while Memphis Mayor Paul Young opposed it, emphasizing community-focused solutions like rehabilitation and job support over military presence. Despite overall crime reductions and ongoing FBI operations, persistent gun violence and high-profile killings fuel concerns. Legal experts warn deploying troops for policing risks civil rights violations. Trump’s broader strategy involves sending troops to other Democratic-led cities, sparking political and legal debates over the use of military forces in domestic law enforcement.
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Suspect in Charlie Kirk assassination expressed opposition to conservative activist’s views
SUMMARY: Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated by 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in Utah. Robinson, who opposed Kirk’s views, was arrested after confessing to family and sharing incriminating messages and bullet engravings linked to the shooting. The politically motivated attack occurred during a live event at Utah Valley University, shocking attendees and sparking broad condemnation. Kirk was influential in rallying young Republicans and had close ties to Donald Trump, who announced plans to award him the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The incident highlights growing political violence in the U.S. and calls for unity over division. The investigation continues.
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