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The United Auto Workers strike against the Ford Truck Plant in Louisville could have negative impacts on the future of the auto industry in Kentucky. That’s according to Dr. Ki-Jung Kim, an assistant professor of Management at Eastern Kentucky University’s College of Business.

Saturday’s game closes out a stretch in which Notre Dame (5-2) has faced four ranked, undefeated opponents, all in prime time. The Irish lost at home to Ohio State, rallied to win at Duke and then suffered a potentially playoff-eliminating loss Saturday at Louisville.

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Norte Dame lost for the second time in three games. It had won 30 straight games against Atlantic Coast Conference opponents dating to 2017.

Fighting Irish quarterback Sam Hartman threw his first three interceptions of the season as the Cardinals moved to 6–0 with a convincing win in Louisville on Saturday night.

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The Louisville Metro Police posted a video on Thursday thanking the players for their help.

The 80-unit Malibu Manor Apartments in Lexington and another complex in Louisville will each receive three-quarters of a million dollars in federal Housing and Urban Development funds.

Plenty of Americans consider themselves to be unaffiliated from any religious institution. Yet for some, including Perry Bacon, the pull to a community like a church remains strong.

Many of the 12-thousand Ford employees working at the company’s Louisville assembly and truck plants spent part of their Labor Day wondering if they’d be striking soon.

According to published reports, students at two Oldham County high schools near Louisville told teachers they had a gun or a bomb, then recorded their reactions. Dr. Dan Florell is an Eastern Kentucky University professor specializing in childhood and adolescent development. He said such stunts are nothing new.