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32 dead after more electronics explode in Lebanon

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Indiana Gov. Holcomb traveling to Ukraine to meet with President Zelenskyy

The governor along with a group of other officials will head from Milan to Kyiv Thursday, Sept. 5, and discuss Indiana's role in maintaining overseas relationships.
Education

JCPS data reveals increased new enrollment of multilingual students

JCPS officials said if the district's group of multilingual learners had their own school district, it would be the fourth largest school district in Kentucky.
Health

Now that mpox is a global health emergency, will it trigger another pandemic?

To stay safe, experts advise avoiding close physical contact with someone who has lesions resembling mpox and not sharing their utensils, clothing or bedsheets.
Solar Eclipse

How superstitious are you? Here's 6 myths about solar eclipses that might surprise you

Instead of excitement, an eclipse has sparked fear and became the subject of various myths and superstitions.
Aerospace

When and how to see the 'Strawberry Moon' this June

The full moon, named after the strawberry harvest season, is expected to be visible beginning the evening of June 21.
World

North Carolina woman wins British cheese-rolling competition

The rough-and-tumble event often comes with safety concerns as few competitors manage to stay on their feet all the way down the 200-yard hill.
Nation World

At least 2,000 feared dead in Papua New Guinea landslide. These are some challenges rescuers face

The Papua New Guinea government said more than 2,000 people are believed to have been buried alive in a landslide in the South Pacific island nation.
Nation World

'Citizen scientists' help NASA discover over 1,000 new asteroids using Hubble Telescope

NASA said volunteers scanned 19 years' worth of images from the Hubble Telescope, using a new approach that could lead to other discoveries.
Solar Eclipse

When will Kentucky, Indiana have its next solar eclipse?

The next big one for the United States is Aug. 12, 2045. Here's when the next total solar eclipse will be viewable in Kentucky and Indiana.
Solar Eclipse

PHOTOS | Here are where the next solar eclipses are supposed to be

The next solar eclipse isn't until 2027.
Solar Eclipse

Did the total solar eclipse live up to the hype?

The rare celestial event brought together millions across the country, allowing everyone to pause and look up for a few minutes.