Police & Courts: Kentucky State Police arrested former Marion County Schools teacher and band director Adam McRay, 34, on 34 counts of sexual abuse involving students, and he’s now facing additional sexual misconduct charges in southern Indiana. Public Safety: Nearly 100,000 Kentuckians lost power after Tuesday storms, with outages hitting Kenton and Campbell counties hardest; Northern Kentucky residents reported downed trees, damaged homes, and power-line fires. Local Business: The Patch, a new fast-casual spot in downtown Frankfort, opened with customizable bowls, salads and wraps built for gluten-friendly, vegetarian and vegan diners. Community & Health: Louisville’s independent monitor released the first semi-annual report on LMPD’s voluntary reform effort, praising early progress while flagging behavioral health crisis response as a major concern. Statewide Service: Goodwill Kentucky’s president and CEO Amy Luttrell announced her retirement after more than a decade leading the organization. ICE Policy: DHS plans to spend up to $20 million to equip ICE officers with “bee sting” electroshock gloves, made in Lexington, for de-escalation. Sports (Youth): North Oldham Little League kept Kentucky alive in the Great Lakes Region Little League World Series, setting up a championship game vs. Ohio.