SUMMARY: Cold temperatures with lows in the low to mid-30s have greeted viewers this morning, while some areas experienced frost. Despite the chilly start, daytime highs will reach the mid-50s, significantly below the average of 69°F. A sunny morning will transition to scattered clouds later, followed by a clear night. As high pressure moves in, warmer air will return, leading to highs in the 60s on Thursday and 70s by the weekend. Expect patchy frost on Friday and Saturday mornings in some areas, with temperatures gradually increasing and less frost anticipated next week.

FOX 56 chief meteorologist Justin Logan shares central Kentucky’s Wednesday morning forecast.

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SUMMARY: Lexington has launched a new entertainment incentive program to enhance Kentucky’s competitiveness in the entertainment industry. Announced at Central Bank Center, the program aims to attract film and television productions by offering local talent, crew, and locations, as well as connections to hotel partners. The initiative encourages filmmakers to choose Lexington, potentially boosting local employment and tourism. Kentucky’s tax incentives, including a 35% tax credit for qualifying projects, have already attracted 12 films and five television shows. The program is seen as a vital way to market Kentucky as an attractive location for filmmaking.

Lexington leaders are working to lure in the film industry.

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SUMMARY: The Middletown Fire Department is supporting local nonprofit Water by Women, which is helping those impacted by Hurricane Helene by providing 6,500 water filters to Florida, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Each filter can supply safe drinking water from any source for up to four families, which is crucial as communities face extensive rebuilding—potentially lasting years—due to severely damaged water infrastructures. Even when water service resumes, boil water advisories may be repeatedly issued. In addition, Water by Women is also collecting further donations to aid affected individuals and families.

Louisville nonprofit sending water filters to states impacted by Hurricane Helene

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