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Hegseth visited Dayton days after Trump held a rally in Greater Cincinnati. The available report does not provide further details about the visit.
Apple has committed up to $100 million for U.S. titanium as part of a push to expand domestic manufacturing.
A woman has died after a shark attack in South Africa, SABC reported.
Fighter jets intercepted a plane over Cincinnati during Donald Trump’s rally in Northern Kentucky.
Paris police imposed an overnight curfew Monday in Place de la République and Les Halles after days of rioting and looting across France. Demonstrations and gatherings were also banned in the capital from 8 p.m.; curfews for minors took effect in Lille and other northern cities, as well as Nice. Authorities reported at least 2,400 arrests and 3,000 businesses damaged or looted. President Emmanuel Macron rejected Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez’s resignation.
Kroger’s new CEO is pitching a leaner, more affordable version of the grocery chain.
A worker on the Brent Spence Bridge project died after a crane accident in Cincinnati.
Candidates for Lexington City Council District 6 say they want growth that is locally focused and sustainable.
Candidates for Lexington City Council’s District 6 say they support locally focused, sustainable growth.
Barr and Booker clashed during a Kentucky Senate debate. The discussion focused on the economy, war and immigration.
Andy Barr and Charles Booker clashed over the economy, war and immigration during a debate in Kentucky’s U.S. Senate race.
A Kentucky city councilman and his wife have been indicted on tax charges, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
A Kentucky city councilman and his wife have been indicted on tax charges, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The report did not provide details about the allegations.
Prudential Financial will sell its units in Brazil and Mexico for $4 billion.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on the Powerball drawing for a $611 million jackpot held Monday, Oct. 19. The provided text does not include the winning numbers or say whether anyone won.
WKYT meteorologist Alexa Minton forecasts sunny, dry weather across Kentucky through the workweek and into the weekend, with mild afternoons in the upper 60s to low 70s and chilly nights in the upper 30s to low 40s. Patchy frost and locally dense river valley fog are possible in sheltered areas this morning. The lack of rain is expected to worsen drought conditions, especially in southern Kentucky.
On WUKY’s Capitol Chat, Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock discussed the 6th Congressional District race between Democrat Zach Dembo and Republican Ralph Alvarado. Polls suggest a close contest, with many voters still undecided. The segment asks whether television ads are affecting the race.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on the pay for Kentucky basketball’s newest assistant coach under Mark Pope. The available story text does not identify the coach or state the salary amount.
After beating Oklahoma, Kentucky football was placed in playoff projections. The report examines where the Wildcats stand in the projected postseason field.
LexArts and Gatton Park are showcasing 54 artist-designed jockey forms in Lexington as part of “A Canvas of Silks,” an exhibit celebrating Kentucky’s art and horse racing communities. The works feature varied designs and materials and are for sale, with a live auction beginning Oct. 22; proceeds will support LexArts grants and programs. The exhibit is open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and is scheduled to move to the Old County Courthouse Oct. 27 through the Breeders’ Cup.
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