Good evening, Kentucky. We're wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know and your weather outlook.
Your Weather Planner
Temperatures this evening will fall from the 50s into the 40s quickly, so bring the jackets along with you. Skies will be clear with clouds building in overnight. Lows will get down into the lower to middle 30s.
Tomorrow's Forecast
Valentine’s Day will feature a mostly cloudy sky. A cold front swings in toward dinnertime, so if you have plans with your loved one, bring the umbrella along with you. Even with the clouds, it will be a rather mild afternoon with highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s.
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Today's Big Stories
1. Biden directs team to study security risk of aerial objects, after three more shot down
The Pentagon officials said they were still trying to determine what exactly the objects were and said they had considered using the jets’ guns instead of missiles, but it proved to be too difficult.
2. Georgetown receives state funds to enhance roads, alleviate traffic jams
With the funds, the city will make the road accessible for two-way traffic by designating a left turn lane in front of the high school.
3. UofL receives over $1 million to address heart health in Black communities
The larger of the two grants will support cardiac disease screening and nutrition-based interventions to address cardiac health disparities among older Black adults in Louisville.
4. Antisemitism worries rising for many U.S. Jews, survey finds
Four in five Jews said in the 2022 survey that antisemitism has grown in the past five years; nearly half said it’s taken less seriously than other forms of bigotry or hate.
Your Notes for Tomorrow
- Keeneland Spring Meet tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. ET
- Lawmakers return to Frankfort for another week of the 2023 legislative session
- 4th anniversary of Parkland high school shooting
#OneKentucky
It's Harry Smith by a nose! Or maybe a "wheel" is more accurate. These two horse statues in Lexington truly didn't stand a chance. 🏇
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