Daily Briefing: Courier Journal examines Highlands Latin School

Good morning, Louisville! Happy Sunday! (You can read today's eNewspaper here .)

Today we can expect rain with a high near 72.

Here's what to know:

In the investigative series “The Cost of Empire,” The Courier Journal takes a close look at the rise of Highlands Latin School, the classical Christian education juggernaut that began in a Louisville living room in the 1990s. Learn more.

In other news:

• LMPD: Louisville Metro Police made things official for Paul Humphrey by swearing him in as police chief Friday. Read more here.
• JCPS: Marty Pollio announced his retirement from Jefferson County Public Schools after seven years leading Kentucky's largest district, with a total of 30 years in the system. Find out more.
• Weather: The remnants of Hurricane Helene could cause event cancellations this weekend around Louisville and the commonwealth. Here's what we know.

From the Sports Desk

• C.L. Brown: Louisville volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly said doubt fuels her team as the Cardinals get ready to face Stanford today at the KFC Yum! Center. Read more from C.L. Brown's column.
• UK football: In their first road game of the college football season Saturday, Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats upset Ole Miss for their first SEC win of the year. Read more from Courier Journal UK beat writer Ryan Black.

Featured Gallery

Day 3 of Louder Than Life was filled with rain, puddles of mud, and heavy metal music! See our gallery of photos created by our talented Courier Journal photographers who braved the elements this weekend.

We'll be back tomorrow with even more headlines.

Have a great week ahead,

Stephanie

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