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Wall Street stocks opened higher, following last week’s selloff in AI-related shares. The report did not specify the size of the gains or which stocks led the move.
Auburn is set to face Appalachian State. The Tigers hope to fend off an upset bid by the Mountaineers.
Mizzou is looking to strengthen its defense ahead of a matchup with SIU-Edwardsville.
LSU and Louisiana Tech are seeking improvements as their seasons progress.
Louisiana mother Aaliyah Jack, 28, was sentenced to life without parole for murdering her 4-year-old son, Legend, and 15 years for abandoning her 1-year-old son, Kingtrail, near Interstate 10. A Calcasieu Parish jury convicted her of second-degree murder and cruelty to a juvenile. Legend’s body was found near an interstate welcome center in July 2024, and a truck driver spotted Kingtrail crawling along I-10 the next morning.
Mississippi State is set to face Jackson State in an in-state matchup between the two Mississippi programs.
Snow is now included in the forecast for Cincinnati, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not specify when snow may fall or how much is expected.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have acquired safety Jessie Bates III from the Atlanta Falcons, according to a report cited by the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline did not include details about the deal’s terms or timing.
Northern Kentucky University, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and We Lead CS have launched AI for Every Future, pairing 20 high school students with regional employers in fields including logistics, health care and manufacturing. Students will use artificial intelligence to tackle workplace challenges and gain hands-on experience. The program aims to build connections to jobs amid a regional workforce gap: over the past decade, Northern Kentucky added 3,600 residents a year but 1,800 workers.
The Golden G.O.A.T.s, a seniors’ walking club in Georgetown County, South Carolina, walks up to three miles three days a week for fitness and social connection. Member Virginia Holladay said she joined to walk and spend time with people. John Kester has walked nearly 600 miles with the group, earning the title “Iron G.O.A.T.”
Kentucky households can apply for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program’s Fall Subsidy from Nov. 9 through Dec. 18 to help cover heating costs. The program is available in all 120 counties, with applications accepted through local Community Action Agencies. Applicants must meet income requirements, and assistance is awarded first come, first served. The subsidy is a one-time payment sent directly to the household’s energy provider.
The Lexington Herald-Leader lists 14 places around Louisville where shoppers can cut or buy a live Christmas tree this year.
The data center boom could leave Americans responsible for substantial costs, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.
The Family Dog, a Richmond bar that began as Speck’s in 1967 and closed in 2000, has reopened, welcoming customers more than two decades after its original run. Long associated with Eastern Kentucky University students, the bar still displays historic photographs as longtime patrons return alongside current students. General Manager Jack Van Winkle, who has personal memories of the venue, helped bring it back.
Following a dispute in downtown Cincinnati, Jeff Ruby's plans to build a new office in the city.
Andrija Jelavic and Ohio State are expected to pose a challenge for Marshall, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The provided item does not include further details about the matchup.
Madison County law enforcement officials said over the weekend that the Nov. 4 shooting in Richmond, which left one person dead, remains under investigation.
Officials said a person was found dead in the attic of a Cincinnati home after a house fire. The person’s identity and details about the fire were not provided in the available information.
The Lexington Herald-Leader examines how far Kentucky fell in the SEC power rankings after a loss.
No. 14 Kentucky women’s basketball defeated No. 25 NC State 93-78 in its first ranked matchup of the season, led by Ajša Sivka’s 32 points. Sivka made 8 of 12 3-pointers, tying Kentucky’s single-game record, while the Wildcats’ 18 3s tied the team record. Kentucky went 13 of 21 from beyond the arc in the first half and led 56-44 at halftime; it next hosts Evansville on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
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