SUMMARY: Lights Under Louisville, a holiday favorite for over two decades, continues to captivate audiences with innovative features. Charles Park, the vice president of Mega Caverns, emphasizes the importance of introducing something new each year to maintain excitement. This season brings enhanced elements, including new sections, themes, an upgraded sound system, LED screens, and a revamped laser display, all while preserving its essence as a cherished family tradition. Visitors can enjoy the fresh experience until January 4th, showcasing the event’s commitment to change and innovation while retaining its magical allure.

Lights Under Louisville is back with a host of improvements

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SUMMARY: Dr. Timothy Mullet from the UK Marquee Cancer Center discusses lung cancer awareness during November, highlighting that lung cancer is Kentucky’s leading cancer killer, claiming around 4,500 lives annually. Despite the state’s high incidence rates, tobacco use reduction has led to declining lung cancer rates and mortality. The Marquee Cancer Center promotes early screening for eligible individuals aged 50-80 with significant tobacco exposure, emphasizing the effectiveness of early detection through low-dose CAT scans. As an NCI-designated program, the center collaborates with 20 hospitals across Kentucky to enhance cancer care quality and improve community health outcomes.

Today, we spoke with Dr. Timothy Mullett, Medical Director of the UK Markey Cancer Center, who highlighted the importance of lung cancer screening and recognizing key symptoms like persistent cough, chest pain, and shortness of breath. Early detection is critical, and for more information on screening and symptoms, visit the UK Markey Cancer Center’s website.

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SUMMARY: The weather update discusses the recent rain moving out of Eastern Kentucky, leaving behind scattered showers and drizzle. Central and Eastern Kentucky are experiencing light rain, particularly in Montgomery, Bath, Garrard, and surrounding counties. Rainfall amounts have varied, with some areas recording over half an inch. Temperatures are in the upper 50s to low 60s, with cooler valleys in the 50s. As skies begin to clear, cooler temperatures in the 40s are expected, alongside possible fog. A new disturbance is anticipated tomorrow, bringing more drizzle. A cold front may bring snow showers Thursday into Friday, with potential for minor accumulation.

See where Chief Meteorologist Justin Logan is pointing in this thumbnail? That developing system will bring us the snow and wintry mix chances that could POSSIBLY bring some slushy accumulation later this week. Stay tuned!

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