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Louisville pediatrician convicted in murder-for-hire plot sentenced to 12 years in prison

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www.youtube.com – WLKY Louisville – 2024-07-31 16:18:52

SUMMARY: Stephanie Russell, a pediatrician, was charged with murder-for-hire after allegedly to hire a hitman to kill her ex-husband, a plot revealed when she left $3,500 in a dropbox for an undercover FBI agent masquerading as the assassin. Despite signing a plea deal for 10 to 12 years in prison, new evidence shows Russell approached three inmates about the hit just before and after accepting the deal. Her ex-husband urged for the maximum sentence in court, recounting years of harassment, while the judge noted he could not impose a harsher sentence due to the pre-existing agreement.

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Street takeovers in Louisville

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September 16, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WLKY Louisville – 2024-09-16 15:16:34

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LMPD responded to at least three on Sunday, and several cars were seized.

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Teddy Bear Clinic in Lexington looks to eliminate fear and stigma about going to hospital

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September 16, 2024

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www.youtube.com – FOX 56 – 2024-09-16 08:36:47

SUMMARY: ‘s Hospital in Lexington hosted its annual Teddy Bear Clinic to reduce stigma and fear around hospitalizations. Children brought their favorite stuffed animals for medical checkups and pretend surgeries, allowing them to play the roles of nurses and . Organizers aim to decrease anxiety about medical care and inspire interest in the medical field. Participants went through simulated surgical steps and toured the hospital. Jessica DeDeandra reassured attendees that the clinic has a 100% rate, meaning all stuffed animals happy and healthy, fostering a positive experience around .

Have no fear! The Teddy Bear Clinic procedures have a 100% success rate. All teddy bears go on to healthy lives!

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Hundreds compete in the Interscholastic Cycling Race at Veterans Park

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September 16, 2024

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www.youtube.com – FOX 56 – 2024-09-16 08:02:20

SUMMARY: Hundreds of young cyclists participated in the 2024 Interscholastic Cycling League race at Park in Lexington. Organizers aim to promote inclusivity, respect, and a strong cycling culture among youth. The showcases Lexington’s excellent mountain bike trails, attracting riders from various counties, with participants ranging from sixth to 12th grade. Supporters emphasize that cycling builds strong minds, bodies, and character, fostering community among families who often coach together. With over 300 riders, organizers hope to raise awareness of such , encouraging an active lifestyle and creating opportunities for youth in Lexington.

Supporters who came out on Sunday said cycling builds strong minds, bodies, character, and communities.

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