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Powerball prizes awarded nationwide as jackpot growsLottery

Powerball prizes awarded nationwide as jackpot grows

Across several states, Powerball wins are being reported: a Mississippi player won $1 million from a $2 ticket, with the prize claim due in 180 days; an Austin ticket worth $1 million remains unclaimed and must be claimed by August 1; Kentucky saw two $50,000 wins from separate drawings, and Michigan reported a $1 million prize won in Rogers City with a one-year claim window. Winners are advised to sign tickets, keep them secure, and claim at the respective state lottery headquarters or claim centers.

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Jul 27, 2026
Measles Cases Reach 1991 High, Elimination Status at Risk

Measles Cases Reach 1991 High, Elimination Status at Risk

Measles cases have been identified in Maryland and Chenango County, New York, with health departments urging vaccination, exposure monitoring, and outreach clinics as officials investigate potential exposures. Nationally, wastewater surveillance in Utah and Kentucky’s Louisville area is highlighting outbreaks and prompting targeted vaccination efforts alongside broader public guidance.

Jul 26, 2026
USA TODAY Ranks Top 10 College Athletes by StateAcademia

USA TODAY Ranks Top 10 College Athletes by State

USA TODAY Sports is ranking the top 10 college athletes from each state for the 250th anniversary, highlighting Kentucky, Maryland, Louisiana, Kansas, and Maine as examples of diverse, storied programs across basketball, football, hockey, and more. The selections showcase Kentucky’s basketball culture, Maryland’s lacrosse- and football-rich history including Roger Staubach and Len Bias, Louisiana’s LSU legends like Joe Burrow and Pete Maravich, Kansas’ basketball heft led by Wilt Chamberlain and Gale Sayers, and Maine’s celebrated hockey and endurance athletes such as Paul Kariya and Joan Benoit.

Jul 25, 2026
From IJR journals·Daily Caller News FoundationPreemptive Request: Zero Government Bailouts For AI Fails, PleaseThe U.S.’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) self-feeding frenzy is still … frenzy-ing. The U.S.’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) self-feeding frenzy is still … frenzy-ing. Except everything about it seems fake. The U.S.’s Large Language Model (LLM) version of AI seems to be (at least) years away from the promises being made to feed the frenzy. Which can be seen as a partially good thing — since no one has any idea what to do with the hundreds of millions of humans they tell us U.S. AIAug 4
Nashville Man Arrested on Rape and Child Exploitation Charges Involving 16-Year-OldCrime

Nashville Man Arrested on Rape and Child Exploitation Charges Involving 16-Year-Old

Authorities in several states announced arrests of men accused of sexual exploitation or abuse of minors, tied to online activity, dating-app encounters, or shared images. The cases include Gary Michael Brown in South Carolina charged with second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor; Shaun Medley in Tennessee charged with aggravated statutory rape and aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor; Ricky Kendrick in Kentucky charged with first-degree sexual abuse and unlawful transaction with a minor; and Ian Hallagan in Tennessee charged with sexual exploitation of a minor.

Jul 25, 2026
Rockets sign Oscar TshiebweBasketball

Rockets sign Oscar Tshiebwe

The Houston Rockets have signed free-agent big man Oscar Tshiebwe, a 6-foot-9, 265-pound forward/center with NBA and G League experience, to bolster their frontcourt though contract terms remain undisclosed. Known for elite rebounding and a standout Kentucky career, Tshiebwe joins a crowded Houston group and could compete for a roster spot or spending time with the Rio Grande Valley Vipers if needed.

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Jul 24, 2026
Kalitta 777 tail strikes CVG runway; FAA investigatesAirlines

Kalitta 777 tail strikes CVG runway; FAA investigates

A Kalitta Air Boeing 777-300ER operating Flight 264 scraped its tail on the runway during a go-around at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport after arriving from Brussels; the aircraft landed safely, was taken out of service for inspection, and will be moved to Kalitta’s Michigan maintenance facility as the FAA investigates, with no injuries reported.

Jul 21, 2026

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  • Kam Williams undergoes second foot surgery at KentuckyKentucky guard Kam Williams suffered a broken left foot in January, returned for the postseason but later needed a second surgery after the healing stalled, and has spent the offseason largely off the court in a boot and on crutches. Coach Mark Pope says Williams is progressing and remains a key difference-maker with high confidence he’ll be back for the 2026-27 season, though the summer has been spent focusing on recovery and off-court involvement with the team.7 src · Jul 24, 2026
  • DOJ Suffers 17th Loss on Kentucky Data BidA federal judge in Kentucky has again blocked the Justice Department from obtaining state voter rolls and sensitive registration data, ruling that the records do not come into the possession of election officials and that DOJ failed to state a proper basis and purpose under the Civil Rights Act. This marks the seventeenth such loss for the DOJ and continues to shape tensions over federal attempts to access state voter information amid the Trump administration's election integrity efforts.10 src · Jul 24, 2026
  • Beshear Plans Redirecting Surplus to Avert Medicaid CutsKentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced using $255 million from surplus and unexpected revenue, plus a $350 million July corporate tax payment, to close the Medicaid funding gap and reverse a 4% provider cut, affecting about 1 million Kentuckians this fiscal year. He says the move covers only the current year and long-term funding must be addressed by the General Assembly, while also pledging to deposit more than $400 million into the Rainy Day Fund by year-end, with projected growth exceeding a billion dollars in the fund as lawmakers remain divided on broader Medicaid financing.11 src · Jul 23, 2026