SUMMARY: Hamas launched a significant multi-front attack on Israel, firing thousands of rockets and infiltrating its borders, resulting in numerous casualties. In response, Israel conducted airstrikes in Gaza, leading to hundreds of Palestinian deaths. Amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations mediated by Qatar, a last-minute dispute arose over security arrangements along Gaza’s border with Egypt. Israel rejected Hamas’s proposed changes, calling them unacceptable, while Hamas dismissed these claims. Despite the tensions, Qatari officials reported that the dispute was resolved, but it remains unclear if a final ceasefire agreement has been reached. Negotiations aim to address hostage releases, displaced Palestinians, and humanitarian aid.

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SUMMARY: The Wednesday forecast starts with frigid temperatures, reaching single digits in many suburbs and just above zero in areas like Shively and Prospect. A chilly morning progresses to sunny skies, with a midday high of 28 degrees. The evening will see temperatures in the low 20s due to increasing southerly breezes. Warmer air is expected Thursday with a high of 39, followed by a significant thaw on Friday, reaching 48 before rain moves in Friday night. This system may bring showers and light snow over the weekend, ending with cold conditions for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a very chilly Wednesday, ahead of a late week milder trend. With rain and snow chances returning for the weekend.

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SUMMARY: Brown-Forman is closing its cooperage in Louisville, which has been in operation for 80 years, resulting in approximately 210 layoffs. Employees were informed during a morning meeting, leaving many shocked, including Daryl Fogle, a 25-year employee whose family had worked there for generations. While the company will offer severance and other benefits, many employees, including Corey Johnson, acknowledge the tough market conditions, with bourbon sales declining post-pandemic. Despite the uncertainty, employees plan to continue working until the closure in April, focusing on their tasks while navigating this difficult transition.

Brown-Forman closing Louisville cooperage, reducing global workforce by 12%

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