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Staying cold Friday
SUMMARY: The Friday forecast begins with cold temperatures in the teens across the metro area, with minimal breeze making it feel even colder. As the day progresses, sunshine will help raise temperatures into the 30s by mid-afternoon, peaking around 35°F. Tonight, expect clear skies and temperatures dropping to 26°F. The weekend will bring milder temperatures, reaching the 40s on Saturday and 50s on Sunday, with dry conditions until evening when rain is expected. Following a warm Monday in the 60s, light showers are predicted Tuesday, leading to a cooling trend midweek.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a chilly finish to the week, but trending milder for the weekend. Subscribe to …
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Bluegrass Community & Technical College
SUMMARY: Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) is celebrating Women’s History Month throughout March by highlighting the achievements of women within the college community, including students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. A committee has been formed to select and recognize 31 women, one each day, showcasing their diverse backgrounds and accomplishments. The initiative aims to raise awareness of women’s contributions and engage the community, with information shared via social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, as well as a dedicated website. This celebration fosters appreciation for women’s roles and accomplishments at BCTC.

It’s Women’s History Month and our friends at Bluegrass Community & Technical college are using these 31 days to support the women our community making a difference with BCTC!
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2 injured in head-on collision in Logan County
SUMMARY: On Monday, a head-on collision in Logan County, Kentucky, resulted in injuries to two drivers. The accident occurred around 10:06 a.m. on Highland Lick Road when a 2024 Honda Civic, driven by Mary Buchanon, crossed into the opposite lane and struck a 2022 Chevrolet Colorado driven by Chase Mayes. Both vehicles sustained significant damage, and the impact caused Mayes’ vehicle to flip. Emergency services, including the Russellville Rural Fire Department and Logan County EMS, provided care on the scene, and both drivers were subsequently transported for medical attention. The accident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Bright and mild for St. Patrick's Day
SUMMARY: On this St. Patrick’s Day, temperatures in the Louisville area start chilly at 33 to 34 degrees, with some locations dropping to the 20s. However, sunny skies and a light southwest breeze will warm temperatures to a high of 57 by afternoon. Tonight will see a gradual dip back into the 40s. Tomorrow and Wednesday will bring even warmer highs in the 70s, although rain and storms are expected midweek. The first day of spring will cool down to 49 degrees, followed by mild weekend temperatures near 60 with some rain chances, particularly during the first half of Saturday and Sunday.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a sunny start to the new week, plus rain chances in the 7-day forecast.
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