Pennsylvania measles cases rise to 1,317, state health department saysHealth department says Pennsylvania has 1,317 measles cases
Pennsylvania’s measles case count has risen to 1,317, the state health department said.
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Pennsylvania’s measles case count has risen to 1,317, the state health department said.
Giants quarterback McCarthy will start against the Texans after a strong fourth-quarter performance, according to the report.
Centerpoint Health is hosting community events across Central Kentucky in October, including a breast cancer awareness gathering at a George Rogers Clark High School football game in Winchester on Oct. 23. A free maternity fair is planned in Georgetown on Oct. 24, followed by a women’s health breakfast in Versailles on Oct. 29. The health system also plans a Georgetown Trunk or Treat and will take part in the Scott County Heart Walk on Oct. 31.
Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball sent Gov. Andy Beshear three nominees for the Executive Branch Ethics Commission: Christine Trout Van Tatenhove, former Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice Laurance VanMeter and former Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck. Under a 2020 executive order, Beshear will choose one of them. The commission oversees ethics standards for executive branch employees; the nominations follow a state Supreme Court ruling that struck down a law changing its appointment process.
LeBron James made his home debut with the Philadelphia 76ers against the Cleveland Cavaliers, his hometown team.
The University of Maryland and football coach Mike Locksley have agreed to part ways. The decision comes amid a 12-game Big Ten losing streak for the Terrapins.
The Uecker family saluted the Milwaukee Brewers, saying Uecker was “right here cheering alongside us.”
FOX 56 reviewed Google Trends data ahead of Thursday night’s Alvarado-Dembo debate to see which candidates Kentucky voters were searching for. The provided story text does not include the search results.
Clemson will look to get its passing game in gear against Virginia Tech. The headline does not specify when or where the teams will play.
Intel’s delayed plant in New Albany has reached a construction milestone, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The headline does not specify what the milestone was.
The University of Kentucky’s POWER program held its 10th annual Scale Smashing event at Alumni Commons during Body Empowerment Week. Students decorated scales and smashed them with sledgehammers as campus groups shared resources and activities focused on body image. Organizers said the event aimed to support students, raise awareness of diet culture and encourage body acceptance.
The University of Kentucky is adding undergraduate degrees in film and sonic arts and music industry through its College of Fine Arts. The programs combine creative coursework, business skills and hands-on experience, drawing on resources across campus. They are designed to prepare students for careers ranging from filmmaking and audio production to artist management, music publishing and live events. Kentucky filmmaking has generated more than 27,000 jobs since 2022, the university said.
The Los Angeles Rams placed defensive end Kobie Turner on injured reserve because of a groin injury.
Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta said the team is “not showing the love” in contract talks.
Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Chillicothe ahead of the midterm elections, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.
Bob Uecker’s family saluted the Milwaukee Brewers, saying the longtime broadcaster was “right here cheering alongside us.”
An 81-year-old Stanford man was killed Tuesday afternoon in a crash involving a semi-truck at U.S. 27 South and Kentucky 698 in Stanford, Kentucky State Police said. Investigators said Clifford Walker was turning his 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer onto U.S. 27 when it entered the path of a semi driven by Adam Grant, 44, of Columbia; Grant could not avoid the collision. Lincoln County Coroner Farris Marcum pronounced Walker dead at the scene.
Regina Carole (Perkins) Hatter, 69, of Frankfort, died Oct. 18, 2026, after a brief illness. A Franklin County High School graduate, she worked for the Kentucky Secretary of State’s office, the State Board of Elections and the Registry of Election Finance before retiring in 2017. She is survived by her husband of 49 years, Mark; son Evan; stepdaughter Jolie; three siblings; and extended family. Private services are planned through Rogers Funeral Home.
No. 7 Ole Miss is set to face No. 19 Texas in an SEC showdown. Texas enters the matchup amid a slump.
The Nuclear Company is proposing six Westinghouse AP1000 reactors on Ohio River land in Lewis County, a campus called Prosperity One with potential capacity of 6.6 gigawatts. The startup says it is beginning geotechnical and environmental assessments and transmission planning, and is seeking federal approval to start construction by 2028. Vanceburg’s council approved a resolution supporting a county application for “nuclear ready” status, while some residents and a council member say the public needs more
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