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Gov. Beshear raises early concerns over proposed electric vehicle policy rollbacks
SUMMARY: Governor Andy Beshear emphasizes Kentucky’s status as the leading state for electric vehicle (EV) battery production amid concerns about the incoming administration’s stance on EV policies. He warns that proposed cuts to federal EV incentives, such as tax credits, could jeopardize 10,000 jobs tied to the industry, many of which were supported by Trump voters seeking economic improvement. Political analyst Jonathan Miller notes that the electric vehicle market is culturally influenced and an inevitable growth area, regardless of government intervention. He highlights that demand for EVs may not currently align with concerns about market interventions and profitability.
Beshear, who has pitched Kentucky as the electric vehicle battery capital of the country, argued that cutting such policies could also risk some jobs in the state.
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Showers chances later tonight and early tomorrow
SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Jay Cardosi reports a shift in weather after a beautiful day. Tonight, scattered showers are expected after midnight, with milder temperatures dropping from the mid-60s to 59°F by 11 PM. Tomorrow afternoon will be warm, with highs reaching the low 70s. However, colder weather will arrive Wednesday, featuring a significant drop in temperatures and potential rain or snow showers Thursday night. Expect highs of 58°F on Wednesday and 44°F on Thursday, leading to chilly conditions with highs in the 40s on Friday, before temperatures rebound into the 50s over the weekend.
Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi talks about rain chances overnight into early Tuesday and a big temperature swing on the way…
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Morning weather forecast: 11/18/2024
SUMMARY: Good morning! Richmond’s weather shows thinning clouds, but more clouds are approaching from the west. Temperatures are chilly, in the low to mid-40s in some areas, while parts to the north are in the mid-50s. A warm front is moving north, with rain expected later due to a cold front tonight, bringing scattered showers after midnight into Tuesday morning, although it might clear up in the afternoon. The week ahead looks colder by Thursday, potentially approaching 40°F. A system later may bring rain or snow showers. Overall, expect mild temperatures today and a cooler end to the week.
A warm start to the week could end with some of the white powder falling from the sky.
Accumulation? Well you’ll just have to stay tuned as The Weather Authority tracks Kentucky snow chances.
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Mother demands answers from UK Hospital after son's unexpected death
SUMMARY: A Lincoln County mother, Le Yokum, is seeking answers following the tragic death of her 28-year-old son, Clay Wooten, on November 2. After being admitted to UK Hospital for a mental breakdown, he was unexpectedly moved to a less secure area, where he escaped in hospital attire. He was later found unconscious by police, suffering severe injuries, and died the next day. Yokum is asking the community to review surveillance footage from November 3 for clues about her son’s final moments. A GoFundMe has been established for legal expenses, as she vows to seek justice for Clay.
Through her grief, Lauralee Yocom of Lincoln County is demanding answers after the unexpected death of her son, 28-year-old Clay Wooten.
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