SUMMARY: Eleven-year-old DuJuan, affectionately known as “Baby Obama,” received a cochlear implant after his family discovered he had hearing loss. Initially, DuJuan was a joyful and sociable child, but his teacher noticed he struggled to hear questions in class. After testing confirmed his hearing issues, DuJuan first received a hearing aid, which did not improve his condition. Specialists at University of Kentucky Healthcare recommended a cochlear implant to prevent further deterioration. The surgery was successful, and DuJuan expressed joy upon hearing better. He encourages others facing similar challenges to embrace positivity and seek support. His journey continues with ongoing check-ups.

JCPS 5th grader gets new type of cochlear implant

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SUMMARY: Flash flood warnings are in effect across the area this morning, continuing through the afternoon depending on rainfall. Heavier rain is concentrated south of Lexington, with warnings extending through most of the region. A flood watch remains in place until Sunday due to ongoing rain. A cold front will lift north throughout the day, bringing scattered showers and storms to central and northern parts of the state. Severe weather risk is low today, but torrential rain and flooding are concerns for the weekend. Temperatures will vary, reaching 70s in central Kentucky. Expect up to six inches of rain in some areas over the next three days.

There’s still no end in sight as Kentucky is forced to just bear down and endure another rainy assault. Flood concerns continue to grow. Stay safe and stay tuned to The Weather Authority.

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SUMMARY: Heavy rain and storms continue across the region, with thunderstorms moving through the area. While no severe warnings are expected this morning, some storms may strengthen in the afternoon. Flooding is a concern, particularly in low-lying and flood-prone areas. A flash flood warning has been extended through the morning rush. Temperatures will rise as the storms shift northward, potentially leading to more thunderstorms later. The wet conditions are expected to last into Saturday, with stronger storms possible. Sunday’s rain will be lighter, and colder temperatures will follow, with a brief break before more rain arrives next week.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on impact weather in the forecast. Flooding rain and strong storms possible through Saturday.

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