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3 days ago |
weku.org | Shepherd Snyder
Kentucky is in the middle of a heat wave as summer begins. Kentucky Utilities is letting people know to conserve energy amid high demand. KU spokesperson Daniel Lowry says the utility is having no problems meeting capacity as its customers use more power. “The system is performing like it should. But obviously we encourage customers to take the steps to reduce their energy usage and help prevent that extra drain and strain on the grid,” Lowry said.
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4 days ago |
weku.org | John McGary
Lexington’s 17th annual Pride Festival is Saturday. Jason Schubert is the board president of the Lexington Pride Center. He said the most important change this year is that they’re back outside – on Oliver Lewis Way, between High Street and South Broadway. Schubert said the move had nothing to do with DEI crackdowns by the General Assembly and Trump Administration.
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4 days ago |
weku.org | Shepherd Snyder
The Lexington city council’s budget committee heard ideas on how to boost the city’s tech industry during a Tuesday meeting. A study from consultant company TEConomy presented to council members says Lexington has a significant talent pipeline from local universities. But, a lot of the city’s biggest tech initiatives are isolated from each other. The study says there’s not much local growth in traditional sectors like IT and computing, but there is a demand for more specialized work.
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5 days ago |
weku.org | John McGary
Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie could face his greatest threat yet next year – from fellow Republican President Trump and his MAGA political action committee. Trump has vowed vengeance against Massie for opposing the president’s budget and last week’s bombing of Iran. Stephen Voss is an associate professor of political science at the University of Kentucky specializing in American politics.
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5 days ago |
weku.org | John McGary
This week’s heat wave in Kentucky poses a threat to not only people, but also pets. Dr. Ashley Keith of Crossroads Veterinary Clinic in Versailles said many people don’t realize dogs and cats don’t sweat. Instead, they shed heat by panting and through their paw pads, which isn’t as efficient. He said some types of dogs are especially prone to heat-related illnesses and death.
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