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Will Kentucky cut its Income Tax Again?
SUMMARY: Kentucky’s individual income tax rates are set to decrease from 4% to 3.5% in 2026, pending legislative approval. Senate budget chairman Chris McDaniel indicated that the state’s Reserve Fund has surpassed $5 billion, meeting the conditions for this tax cut. However, there are concerns that lowering income taxes may lead to increased consumption taxes, as Democrats argue that balancing the budget requires compensating elsewhere. Legislators face pressures to meet citizen needs while maintaining government services. Overall, the tax adjustment aims to stimulate economic growth, though critics warn of potential risks, citing examples from other states.
Kentucky appears to be on track for another income tax cut. Rep. Savannah Maddox and Rep. George Brown discuss how sustainable the move may be long term.
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Under the big top with a Contortionist at Venardo's Circus
SUMMARY: Venardo’s Circus is performing at the Waterfront until August 10th, featuring world-class jugglers, acrobats, and clowns. The show, starting nightly at 7 p.m. with additional weekend shows, includes a Broadway-style performance titled “Far Beyond,” exploring life after achieving dreams. A highlight is the multi-talented contortionist “Snow Bunny” from Miami, who also performs aerial acts. Audience members can choose their own seats and enjoy pre-show shopping. Tickets are best purchased online at bernardoscircus.com. With incredible acts and a lively atmosphere under the big top, Venardo’s Circus promises an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Under the big top with a Contortionist at Venardo’s Circus
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Goodbye to the heat… comfortable weekend weather on the way
SUMMARY: The heat is easing with a comfortable weekend ahead. Northeasterly breezes and drier air follow a front that brought showers and storms yesterday, leading to lower humidity and below-normal temperatures. Friday will be pleasant with highs near 84°F and plenty of sunshine. Saturday remains calm and warm with low humidity and breezy conditions. However, shower chances increase Sunday, especially in central and southern Kentucky, due to an incoming system. This rain may continue into Monday and Tuesday with scattered storms, easing by midweek. Temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 80s, with dry conditions returning by Thursday.
WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a break from the heat and humidity, plus when rain chances return in the forecast.
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SKYPAC unwraps 2025 holiday lineup
SUMMARY: The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKYPAC) in Bowling Green is hosting a festive lineup this holiday season. Highlights include the new musical “The Best Gift: A Christmas Carol Musical” by Ramsey Theatre Company on November 21-22, and returning favorites like Orchestra Kentucky’s “J.C. Kirby and Son Christmas Spectacular” on December 13. Other events are “A Charlie Brown Christmas: Live On Stage” on November 25, BG OnStage’s “Yes Virginia: The Musical” on December 4, The Gatlin Brothers’ 70th Anniversary Tour on December 6, the “Nutcracker: Magical Christmas Ballet” on December 8, and Natalie Grant & Danny Gokey’s Celebrate Christmas Tour on December 11. Tickets for many shows are available online. Christmas at SKYPAC is sponsored by Wendy’s Bowling Green and Clark Beverage Group.
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