SUMMARY: City officials urged residents to remove vehicles from emergency snow routes by midnight Thursday for snow removal efficiency. Despite this deadline, many cars remain parked on routes like Brownsboro Road, as residents struggle to find alternative parking due to limited options. Some have complied, while others, like William Wright, voiced concerns about insufficient parking availability, especially in snowed-in areas. Although there are no immediate penalties for remaining vehicles, those parked in these areas risk being plowed in, requiring owners to shovel them out. An interactive map of the 149 affected streets is available on the city’s website for resident reference.

Metro snow crews working to clear emergency routes

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SUMMARY: Business leaders convened for the Kentucky Chamber Day Dinner, marking its 30th annual event. Key speakers, including Kentucky Chamber Chair Scott Davis and Governor Andy Beshear, emphasized the importance of collaboration and partnerships for economic growth, highlighting $35 billion in private sector investments and nearly 60,000 jobs created under Beshear’s administration. Legislative leaders focused on lowering the individual income tax rate and praised recent pro-growth policies. Challenges to address include workforce development, housing, and education, with a call for unity among lawmakers. Senate Minority Leader Gerald Neal and new House Minority Leader Pamela Stevenson advocated for reforms to meet community needs.

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SUMMARY: A winter storm is affecting the region, with snow already accumulating on the ground. The metro area has received half a foot of snow so far this month, and more is expected. Winter storm warnings are in effect, with temperatures in the upper teens to low 20s. Snow will develop late morning and continue through the afternoon and evening, accumulating steadily. This storm will be an all-snow event, unlike the previous one, with minimal risk of ice or power outages. Expect 2 to 5 inches of snow, especially in southern areas. Cold temperatures will persist into the weekend, with a brief thaw before another cold front arrives.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on the winter storm warning, snow amounts and cold temperatures in the forecast.

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