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Summer heat rolls along this week
SUMMARY: Summer arrived with a heatwave over the Ohio Valley, bringing hot, humid conditions and highs in the low 90s with heat indexes over 100°F. A Heat Advisory is in effect until 8 PM Wednesday as sticky air persists. Tuesday will be similarly hot and humid with afternoon highs in the mid-90s and isolated storms that may cause brief heavy rain. Later in the week, the dominant heat ridge will shift west, bringing slightly cooler temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s and a better chance of afternoon storms. Weekend plans remain mostly sunny but hot, with scattered showers possible.
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Nominations open for the Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame Class of 2025
SUMMARY: The Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for its 2025 class, honoring educators with at least 19 years of teaching experience, including ten in Kentucky P-12 schools. Both living and posthumous nominees are eligible. Established in 2000 through a donation by former Governor Louie B. Nunn, the Hall recognizes educators’ significant impact on students. It is located within Western Kentucky University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences in Gary Ransdell Hall. An induction ceremony will be held later this year. Nominations are due by August 31. More details and forms are available on the Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame website.
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SUMMARY: Impact weather returns Wednesday with scattered storms expected in the Milwaukee area. After a mostly dry day with a few stray showers Monday evening, rain chances will rise Tuesday through Thursday due to a frontal system moving in from the north and west, tapping Gulf moisture. Wednesday is the peak day for scattered storms with possible heavy downpours and gusty winds, though no severe weather is anticipated. Rainfall totals are expected between half an inch to over an inch, providing much-needed relief to areas experiencing dryness and drought conditions. Fair and warm weather should return by the weekend, ideal for outdoor activities and the Kentucky State Fair.
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SUMMARY: On August 12th, Water Quality Director Charlie Martin will present proposed improvements to the Mint Lane pump station at the Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee meeting. The pump station, serving west Lexington’s Beaumont area, moves storm and sewer water to treatment plants. Since 2015, it has experienced 28 overflows, leaking 12.9 million gallons of untreated sewage. Improvements are required by Lexington’s EPA Consent Decree, stemming from a 2006 lawsuit over sewer system violations, mandating $590 million in repairs by 2030. Relocation was considered but deemed inefficient; a new station design is proposed by 2026, with construction in 2027-2028. Public engagement is encouraged.
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