SUMMARY: The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory hosted its ninth annual Home Run Halloween event tonight, offering tours and treats for children. Youngsters were able to trick or treat, participate in crafts, and enjoy balloon art for free. Organizers expected around 1,000 kids to attend, many dressed in fun costumes like Super Mario. Parents also joined in the festivities, showcasing their costumes as well. In addition to candy, children left with special gifts, making the event a delightful experience for families. The event highlights community engagement and fun for all ages.

Louisville Slugger Museum hosts 9th annual Home Run Halloween for families

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SUMMARY: Early this morning, an armed man opened fire inside Baptist Health Hardin hospital in Elizabethtown, causing panic. Police responded to reports of a gunman in the emergency room. Officials later stated they were uncertain about the man’s identity or motives. During the incident, an officer made contact with him and fired in response. Hospital security played a crucial role in intervening with the armed man. The suspect was airlifted to University Hospital, and the officer involved is currently on two weeks of paid leave. Authorities praised both the hospital staff and police for their prompt actions in handling the situation.

Police: Man with gun shot by officer at Hardin County hospital

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SUMMARY: National Move Over Day emphasizes road safety for both emergency responders and drivers. Every six days, a tow driver dies while working roadside, highlighting the urgency of this advocacy. The Slow Down Move Over law, established in Kentucky in 2003 and now applicable nationwide, mandates that drivers slow down and, if safe, move over a lane when encountering first responders or disabled vehicles. From 2017 to 2021, AAA reported over 1,800 incidents of people being struck while outside disabled cars. Violating this law can result in fines of up to $500. Prioritizing safety can save lives.

October 19 recognizes National Move Over Day, aimed at promoting better safety measures for people and vehicles on the road.

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