SUMMARY: The morning started cool at 41°F, warming up to 80°F in the afternoon, just shy of the record 82°F. A frontal boundary to the north may bring spotty showers to Southern Kentucky overnight, but most will remain dry. Tomorrow afternoon, scattered light showers are expected, although rainfall totals will be minimal, likely less than a tenth of an inch for many. Overnight lows will be milder at around 55°F, with highs reaching the mid-70s. After a seasonable Sunday, temperatures are predicted to warm back up to near 80°F next week, just in time for Halloween.

Seasonable temperatures Sunday before a warming trend brings highs back to nearly 80 degrees by Halloween.

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SUMMARY: A fire at Wesley Highland Meadows Apartments in Scenic Hills has resulted in one death. The Memphis Fire Department found a critically injured individual outside the unit when they arrived, who later died. Fortunately, no other injuries were reported. The fire caused significant heat damage to several apartments, prompting evacuation. Neighbors helped rescue a victim who was in cardiac arrest. As a precaution, fencing is being installed around the affected area, and residents from connected buildings are leaving but currently have no plans for temporary housing. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Neighbors said that the 80-year-old woman was found inside her apartment in cardiac arrest as the building burned. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/watch-woman-dies-after-fire-at-memphis-senior-living-apartments/video_307960d4-1a4e-51d4-ad11-2c222f1ac59d.html

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SUMMARY: Colombia has become a popular tourist destination, leading some property owners to bypass short-term rental laws for profit. In response, city leaders are increasing enforcement and considering new regulations. Current rules only permit short-term rentals in primary residences and mixed-use areas, yet many owners disregard these stipulations. A recent public meeting revealed divided opinions: some support rentals for tourism and local income, while others argue they disrupt residential neighborhoods. Critics of new policies fear unconstitutional restrictions on property rights. The city’s Planning Commission will gather community feedback to propose potential regulations to the city council by February.

Columbia has turned into enough of a tourist destination that some choose to ignore the city’s short-term rental laws to cash in.

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