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The Halloween season event pairs narrated tales with bourbon drinks at the distillery, with the programming scheduled nightly until the end of October.
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Kristen King, a Kentucky native, said a business trip to Florida for a pharmacy convention became a turning point in her effort to land work at Disney and later secure a role in a Hallmark Christmas movie.
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The Ryland Heights Republican is campaigning this week for a ballot measure he has sought for years, arguing that broad gubernatorial clemency before elections can undermine public trust.
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A Louisville public park designed by the Olmsted firm is at the center of renewed debate after University of Louisville President Gerry Bradley listed the site among development possibilities, reviving concerns that a long-standing public space could be repurposed.
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The race for Indiana’s District 72, which covers most of Floyd County, is shaping up around housing and cost-of-living concerns, the impact of data centers, and how upcoming electoral boundaries could change representation.
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A Financial Times and Focaldata poll released this week found that about one in four respondents approve of President Donald Trump’s handling of jobs and the economy, while Trump’s overall approval stands at about one-third.
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In a court filing Monday, Disney and ABC said the Federal Communications Commission chose an early license-review process for all eight ABC-owned stations to exert “maximal coercive pressure,” arguing it allowed the FCC to avoid a quicker ruling by a judge.
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A U.S. district judge told the Trump administration to keep allowing journalists from three outlets into the White House while the media coalition’s court challenge continues, after the administration previously barred the outlets from access in September.
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A U.S. judge criticized Department of Homeland Security leadership for what the court described as “outrageous” false statements tied to the dismissal of Mary Comans, a former FEMA chief financial officer who led oversight of an $80 million grant linked to migrant housing in New York, according to a report.
