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Life expectancy in Ohio is shorter than most states
Your life expectancy could vary greatly depending on which state you live in, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention analysis. Why it matters: Ohio had one of the lowest life expectancies at birth as of 2021, per the CDC report. By the numbers: Ohioans were, on...
Cincinnati to start notifying residents living in homes with lead water lines
An estimated 35,000 residential properties in Cincinnati have potentially dangerous lead service lines for drinking water, and the city hopes to replace all of them by 2037. Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) is launching a public notification effort to contact everyone living at these properties over the next few months.
Fort Campbell to conduct post-wide full-scale exercise this week
FORT CAMPBELL, KY – Fort Campbell will conduct a post-wide full-scale exercise Wednesday, Aug. 28. Fort Campbell typically conducts annual full-scale exercises designed to test the installation’s emergency preparedness in response to realistic scenarios. “Exercises like this are essential in identifying strengths and areas for improvement,” said Brian...
A look at the design for the new Senior Center at Shillito Park
In Tuesday’s Council Work Session, Councilmembers will be presented the design for the new Senior and Therapeutic Recreation Center coming to Shillito Park. The new Center will house similar programming the the Senior Center on Life Lane for Lexington’s senior population, but will also have therapeutic recreation equipment and activities such as archery, yoga, group fitness classes, and more.
Downtown Hopkinsville celebrates at the Summer Salute Festival | PHOTOS
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – For the seventh year, downtown Hopkinsville transformed into the Hoptown Summer Salute Festival for a two day affair with food trucks, family activities, and a free concert at the Justice Center. On Friday, The Jimmy Church Band put on a great show downtown,...
Danville couple opens their hearts and home through adoption
DANVILLE, Ky. (FOX 56) —When Justin and Kasey Padgett married in 2018, they knew they wanted to have their own children, but they said God had a different plan. “We tried to have a baby on our own, and it just did not work out for us. And so, we applied to become foster parents in 2020,” said Kasey Padgett.
University of Kentucky students head back to class but not in campus classroom staple
LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — When the more than 33,000 students that make up the University of Kentucky head back to class on Monday, they will not be doing so in one of the university’s main classroom buildings. Earlier in the summer, the UK began construction on White...
Louisvillians experiencing homelessness face a tough road to getting a job
An ordinance allowing people to use their homeless shelter’s address on applications for a job with the city unanimously passed Louisville Metro Council this month. For Louisvillians living in homeless shelters, there are major challenges to getting and maintaining a job.
Kentucky Auditor sues Beshear over access to abuse, neglect cases
Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball filed a lawsuit Monday against Gov. Andy Beshear and other state officials over access to information of abuse and neglect cases in the commonwealth. In the complaint, filed in Franklin Circuit Court, Ball and her co-plaintiff, Ombudsman Jonathan Grate, claim Grate’s office has not been given proper access to...
Late summer heat cranks up for the final week of August
Mother Nature has teased us with previews of fall-like temperatures on a few occasions during August but it looks like we are in far a dose of reality as we close out the month through the upcoming week. After a hot weekend across Central and Eastern Kentucky we saw more of the same on this final Monday of August with more sunshine and afternoon highs climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s. One saving grace is that humidity levels have been very manageable for this time of the year so that has kept us out of any major issues with the heat index getting into the danger zone. More heat will build eastward the next few days so expect temperatures to get even hotter during the afternoons.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER: The Heat Is On
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The heat and humidity will sizzle the next several days with our rain chances increasing later in the week. High temperatures for Tuesday and even Wednesday into Thursday will be in the low and mid 90s. Some places over the next few days could see Heat Index / Feels Like Values in the upper 90s and low triple digits.
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