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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Gates reopened for the last day of Louder Than Life on Sunday after weather evacuated the festival for an hour. In a social media post, officials said the first act will go on at 12:40 p.m. and updated set times will be shared. The festival was evacuated to Freedom Hall and nearby shelters at 11:11 a.m. due to rain. “Rest assured there will be ample time to catch the first set,” officials said on social media. GATES ARE NOW OPEN Please safely and calmly make your way back into the festival. Gates are now open. We…

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Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s Belgorod border region killed two civilians while Russian shelling of eastern Ukraine left a man dead, officials said Sunday. Vyacheslav Gladkov, the governor of Belgorod, wrote on the Telegram messaging app that a woman was killed when shelling struck a private home in the border town of Shebekino, while a man died in a drone strike on the village of Rakitnoe. The Belgorod region, which borders Ukraine, has faced frequent cross-border attacks since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. In Ukraine, a man was killed and residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged…

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The Louisville Metro Police Foundation is raising funds for the family of officer Angela Embry, who passed away earlier this week. The foundation is raising funds to assist with funeral expenses. Embry died on Sept. 18 and served LMPD for five years. The money raised will also go toward “the care and future of Angela’s young children.” “She was a woman of integrity, a natural leader, and will be deeply missed by her family, both blood and blue,” officials said in a social media post.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A former Louisville Metro Animal Services employee is facing animal neglect citations after two Cocker Spaniels she adopted were found in poor condition. LMAS confirmed that Katherine Laird, an executive administrator, is no longer employed as of Sept. 10, 2025. That was just days after LMAS officers cited her for neglect involving two dogs named Sammy and Lilly. Laird adopted the dogs last August from Pearl’s Paws. The rescue had taken the dogs in after their owner passed away. Lauren Pearl Eaton, who runs the foster-based rescue in Louisville, said the dogs had always been cared for.…

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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — President Donald Trump and prominent members of his “Make America Great Again” movement were paying tribute Sunday to Charlie Kirk, praising the slain political conservative activist as a singular force whose work they must now advance. The memorial service for Kirk, whom Trump credits with playing a pivotal role in his 2024 election victory, drew tens of thousands of mourners, including Vice President JD Vance, other senior administration officials and young conservatives shaped by the 31-year-old firebrand. Speakers highlighted Kirk’s profound faith and his strong belief that young conservatives need to get married, build families and…

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As the college football season progresses, some teams are beginning to stand out. Exciting games and surprising outcomes have led to shifts in rankings and heightened anticipation for the weeks ahead. Oklahoma’s Strong Start The Oklahoma Sooners have captured attention with impressive wins, including a recent victory against Auburn. This success has propelled them to the top of many rankings. Coach Brent Venables’ changes to the offense and increased involvement with the defense seem to be paying off early in the season. Other Teams in the Spotlight Miami, Florida State, and Ohio State are also among the top teams, each…

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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. military has conducted its third strike this month against a vessel allegedly involved in drug smuggling. This latest operation reportedly resulted in the deaths of three individuals associated with the boat, which Trump stated had ties to a terrorist organization engaged in narcotics trafficking. In a post on social media, Trump described the vessel as being in an area where U.S. Southern Command operates. While he did not specify the exact location, he emphasized that intelligence had confirmed the ship was trafficking illegal drugs intended for American consumers. The Pentagon directed…

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Former President Donald Trump has renewed his call for the United States to regain control of Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan, a strategically important base that was relinquished during the 2021 withdrawal. In a recent statement, Trump emphasized the need to reclaim the base, citing its significance for American security interests and its proximity to China. “If Afghanistan doesn’t give Bagram Airbase back to those that built it, the United States of America, BAD THINGS ARE GOING TO HAPPEN!!!” Trump posted. Bagram Airfield, located in eastern Afghanistan, served as a crucial hub for U.S. military operations for two decades following the…

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Eastern Orthodox Leader Addresses Church Conflict, Defends Independence New York – The spiritual head of Eastern Orthodox Christians, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, spoke out Friday regarding the ongoing tensions between Orthodox churches in Russia and Ukraine. Speaking to an audience in New York, he defended his decision in 2019 to recognize an independent Orthodox Church of Ukraine. Bartholomew has been a long-standing critic of the Russian Orthodox Church, particularly its leadership’s support for Russia’s actions in Ukraine. He stated the Ukrainian people deserve a church that defends the values of freedom. The split between the churches began when Bartholomew moved to…

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Hollywood Veteran Sarah Paulson Shares Wisdom with Emmy Newcomer Actress Katherine LaNasa recently experienced the whirlwind of her first Emmy Awards, and she had a little help from her friend, Sarah Paulson. Paulson, a seasoned actress with several Emmy appearances under her belt, offered LaNasa advice and support before the big night. Paulson, known for her roles in “American Horror Story,” told reporters that LaNasa jokingly calls her her “Emmys coach.” Having experienced both wins and losses at the awards, Paulson shared valuable insights with LaNasa, encouraging her to stay present, breathe, and enjoy the moment. Paulson recalled advice she…

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