SUMMARY: A deadly four-vehicle collision on Dixie Highway near Valley Station in Louisville resulted in two fatalities. The crash occurred Sunday morning when a southbound car changed lanes, hitting another vehicle, then crossed into oncoming traffic, striking a third car before crashing into a utility pole. The first vehicle’s driver died at the scene; the third vehicle’s driver died later at the hospital. The other two drivers were unharmed. The crash shut down both directions of Dixie Highway for hours. Neighbors described the area as dangerous and hope the tragedy prompts safety improvements, such as adding stoplights, to prevent future accidents.

LMPD: 2 dead after 4 vehicle collision on Dixie Highway

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SUMMARY: The weather over the Labor Day weekend in the Commonwealth has been perfect with sunny skies, low humidity, and temperatures in the low 80s, rising to the mid-80s on Monday. Dry conditions will continue through the holiday, ideal for outdoor activities. However, a weak system may bring isolated showers Tuesday afternoon, with Wednesday trending drier. The best chance for rain arrives Thursday with a cold front, bringing scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon. Rain amounts will be light, around a quarter to half an inch, insufficient to ease ongoing dry conditions. Next weekend looks cooler and pleasant, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.

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SUMMARY: WKU Football dominated North Alabama 55-6 at home, improving to 2-0 this season. Quarterback Maverick McIvor threw for 305 yards and five touchdowns before rookie Rodney Tisdale Jr. took over, adding a touchdown pass. WKU’s defense allowed no touchdowns and forced turnovers. Wide receiver K.D. Hutchinson starred with two touchdown catches, including a 78-yard grab. The Hilltoppers amassed 563 total yards, with balanced offense and strong special teams play. Coach Tyson Helton praised the team’s execution and growth but emphasized areas for improvement. WKU prepares to face Toledo on the road next Saturday, aiming to build on their strong start.

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