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Evening Forecast 11/3/2024

SUMMARY: The weather forecast for Richmond indicates cloudy skies tonight with mild temperatures ranging from the low 60s to mid-50s overnight. A breeze from the south will keep conditions warm, with expected highs tomorrow in the mid to upper 70s and partly sunny skies. Rain is anticipated on Election Day, mainly in the afternoon and evening, as a cold front approaches, leading to possible scattered showers and thunderstorms. The week will see lingering drizzle into Thursday, followed by dry conditions on Friday, before rain chances return next weekend. Tropical developments in the Gulf of Mexico are also being monitored.

Evening Forecast 11/3/2024
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Trump administration revokes Murray State international student’s visa

by McKenna Horsley, Kentucky Lantern
April 18, 2025
Another international student’s visa has been revoked in Kentucky, this time at Murray State University.
According to local news reports, Murray State shared information about the student’s visa being revoked by the Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday. A university spokesperson declined to give further information to protect the student’s privacy.
The news comes amid Trump administration efforts to ramp up deportations. Inside Higher Ed reported that as of Friday, more than 1,550 international students and recent graduates have had their legal status changed by the U.S. State Department.
Murray State College Democrats penned an open letter criticizing the university administration for not alerting students sooner to the visa revocation and asking for clearer information about the university’s response. “To be clear, we are not asking that personal information be released, just notification of when law enforcement is present and/or actively targeting students on campuses,” the letter says.
The College Democrats said students and their families choose colleges like Murray because they trust they will be safe there and that Murray “boasts about having international students from over 50 different countries.”
“Every student that seeks to learn at MSU has the right to do so without fear of persecution,” the letter reads. “Actions taken by administration are the only way to prove that the university cares about and will protect those rights.”
A Murray spokesperson did not immediately return a request for comment Friday afternoon.
Earlier this month, the University of Kentucky reported a “small number” of graduate students had their visas revoked by the Department of Homeland Security. Officials from private Campbellsville University told Inside Higher Ed that some of its’ international students had their visas revoked but declined to say how many.
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Get the Facts: Is ICE partnering with Kentucky agencies to help with deportations?

SUMMARY: ICE is collaborating with several Kentucky counties to identify and arrest undocumented immigrants as part of the Trump administration’s immigration agenda. While Jefferson County does not partner with ICE, counties like Bullitt, Davis, Grayson, and Oldham are involved in a program that allows local officers to serve warrants for potential illegal immigrants in jails. These counties receive compensation for housing federal detainees, and ICE conducts regular inspections. Concerns about aggressive tactics and community fear are voiced by activists, particularly regarding the impact on local Hispanic populations. Some sheriffs acknowledge community worries while maintaining support for their partnerships with ICE.

Get the Facts: Is ICE partnering with Kentucky agencies to help with deportations?
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Legendary ESPN Broadcaster Lee Corso to work his final College GameDay show on August 30

SUMMARY: Lee Corso, the iconic ESPN broadcaster and former coach, will make his final headgear pick on College GameDay on August 30, 2025, coinciding with the start of the season. Corso, who turns 90 in August, has been with the program since its inception in 1987, making 430 picks with a record of 286-144. He expressed gratitude for nearly 40 years at ESPN, filled with friendships and memories. The three-hour show will celebrate his legendary career and preview significant games, as noted by ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro, emphasizing Corso’s influence on college football fans across generations.
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