Daily Briefing: Severe storms in Louisville proved to be fatal Sunday

Good morning, Louisville! Today we honor those who died serving our country on this Memorial Day.

We can expect another cloudy day with possible thunderstorms and a high of about 80.

Here are some headlines to know:

Yesterday, at least one person died after severe storms hit the Louisville area. The person was struck by a tree in east Louisville, according to Louisville Metro Police. Here's a look at the damage from Sunday's storms.

In other news:

• Gazebo Festival officials announced early Sunday afternoon that the second day of the event, set to be headlined by Jack Harlow, was canceled due to the weather activity in the area.
• Memorial Day: While many people have the day off, many grocery store employees are reporting for work today. Here's a list of what's opened today.
• Basketball: Pat Kelsey's inaugural Louisville basketball roster is complete. Who will start for the Cardinals in 2024-25? Here's an early projection.
• Summer: Summer is just around the corner and people are already making plans and vacations. For those staying in Kentucky, here's a guide to summer in Louisville.

Featured Gallery

While day two of Gazebo Festival was canceled, day one was a perfect day to enjoy the outdoors. See images of the best looks, vibes and fashion from the event.

We'll be back again tomorrow with even more headlines to know.

Until then,

Ray