SUMMARY: Winter weather is approaching Kentucky, with temperatures dropping to the low 40s and feeling like the upper 30s. A winter weather advisory is set for Southeastern Kentucky tomorrow night through early Friday, highlighting the potential for accumulating snowfall, especially in higher elevations. Snow is expected to start late Thursday evening, with the possibility of a wintry mix overnight. While most areas may see only light accumulations, Southeastern Kentucky could receive up to four inches of snow. Temperature highs will remain in the 30s, but a warm-up is expected by the weekend, potentially reaching 60 by Monday.

FOX 56 meteorologist Justin Esterly details the chances of snow across the Bluegrass in Wednesday’s evening forecast.

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SUMMARY: The Kentucky Attorney General’s office conducted a drawing to select 12 counties for a postelection inquiry aimed at protecting ballot integrity. The selected counties include Callaway, Davis, Jefferson, Jesson, Bole, Baron, Warren, Campbell, Metcalfe, Edmonson, Lincoln, and Trigg. Throughout the year, the office monitors potential election law violations via a hotline, which received over 700 messages, including nearly 350 on Election Day. Each inquiry is investigated seriously, emphasizing the stewardship of elected officials to ensure fair and secure elections. Findings from the investigations will be presented to a grand jury in the audited counties.

The Kentucky Attorney General’s office held a drawing on Wednesday randomly selecting 12 counties to go through a post-election day inquiry.

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SUMMARY: Lisa Green disappeared on June 25, 2014, in Newburgh, leaving her family devastated as they marked ten birthdays and holidays without her. Her sister recalls the day Lisa vanished, describing her last seen wearing a white t-shirt and pink shorts, with no ID or shoes. A troubling letter left by Lisa hinted someone may have harmed her, but earlier investigations yielded no leads. Now, LMPD’s new lead investigator, Detective Bill Clark, is revisiting the case, seeking fresh information from the community. Lisa’s family remains hopeful that renewed efforts could bring closure to their long-standing search for answers.

Renewed effort to find Louisville woman missing for a decade underway

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