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With roughly three dozen governor’s mansions on the ballot this fall, a Decision Desk HQ forecast gives Democrats an edge in a majority of the races and a pathway to changing control in several GOP-held states, including Alaska, Iowa, Ohio and Georgia.
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An early forecast for Oct. 31 suggests residents across the Louisville area and parts of Kentucky and southern Indiana could see a combination of rain, snow, and colder conditions at some point during the evening trick-or-treat window.
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In a preliminary injunction issued Wednesday night, U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín halted Homeland Security activities that voting rights advocates said could expand federal reach into election administration and sweep up U.S. citizens.
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Former Bardstown police officer Nick Houck is scheduled to be back in court Thursday as a judge weighs a motion to dismiss the case, according to a local report.
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Mayor Linda Gorton and Fayette County Public Schools Interim Superintendent Bill Bradford will discuss how the city and school district are preparing for winter weather in a news conference set for 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 22.
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The proposal would establish a new congressional commission aimed at reviewing actions Khanna says were carried out without authorization, including an Iran war decision he cites as lacking congressional approval.
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Louisville Public Media reports the U.N. says the United States is the only major economy where planet-warming pollution increased last year, raising stakes for air quality, public health planning, and federal climate reporting.
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Local leaders say the project would create a safer route for pedestrians, bicyclists, and students traveling to the Falling Springs Recreation Center.
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A new law establishing Chiricahua National Park was enacted following bipartisan congressional action, according to The Guardian. The designation expands protections for the historic rock spires known to Native communities as the Land of Standing-Up Rocks.
