SUMMARY: In the wake of President Trump’s recent election, Planned Parenthood has reported a significant increase in demand for long-acting and permanent contraceptives. Kentucky’s CEO, Rebecca Jabron, noted a 1,000% rise in inquiries for IUDs and implants compared to the same period after the last election, reflecting fears over reproductive rights and access. This surge mirrors the uptick seen after the reversal of Roe v. Wade in 2022. The organization is also observing more men seeking vasectomies, indicating heightened awareness of reproductive responsibilities. Jabron emphasized Planned Parenthood’s commitment to advocating for patients’ access to reproductive care amid political uncertainties.

In the wake of President Donald Trump’s re-election, Planned Parenthood has seen a surge in demand for long-acting and permanent birth control options.

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SUMMARY: Tiffany Lucas was sentenced to two life terms for the murders of her sons, six-year-old Maurice and nine-year-old Jaden, in Brentwood Drive, Bullitt County. After pleading guilty to two counts of capital murder, her defense argued she was experiencing a mental health crisis and was under the influence of drugs during the incident. During the hearing, the boys’ family delivered poignant statements, expressing their heartbreak and condemning Lucas’s actions as selfish. They recounted the terror the children faced, finding solace in the fact that Lucas can no longer cause them harm.

A judge handed down 2 life sentences for Tiffanie Lucas, who murdered her sons in Bullitt County.

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SUMMARY: Friday morning in Southeast Kentucky sees lingering flurries in higher elevations, though most snow and precipitation have ended. Temperatures are mostly above freezing, making roads wet with possible slick spots on bridges. Scattered rain showers and drizzle are expected in the afternoon, with a chance of mixed snow in Eastern Kentucky. Temperatures will rise into the mid to upper 40s tomorrow but turn colder next week as a cold front brings more showers and below-average temperatures. The outlook indicates persistent cold, with highs in the 30s for several days, while a return to rain is noted for the holiday travel period.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Hopefully everyone stayed safe and enjoyed the serene sensation that surrounds snow falling to the surface. By the beginning of next week, temperatures will soar back up into the upper 50s and maybe even low 60s. Keep an eye on your Thanksgiving travel forecast though! Stay tuned.

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