Labor & Politics: Gov. Andy Beshear and Democratic candidates highlighted workforce and union cooperation at the Kentucky Labor Management Conference, pointing to rising costs and new investment in the state. Local Elections: Glasgow mayoral candidate Bob Miller was arrested on 4th-degree assault domestic violence charges. Historic Preservation: Todd County residents are seeking a state marker for the former Todd County Training School, preserving the legacy of a segregated Black school. Public Safety: Louisville Fire is asking for help identifying two people tied to an Aug. 6 arson outside a Clifton restaurant. Courts: Kentucky’s Court of Appeals ordered former Gov. Matt Bevin released from jail while his case moves forward. State Government: Rep. James Comer says he won’t seek a waiver to keep his House Oversight chair next Congress. Health & Community: Kentucky’s measles outbreak continues to climb, while a Frankfort couple’s “Raising Hope” cancer fundraiser highlights local support. Environment & Hunting: Chronic Wasting Disease surveillance returns for the 2026-27 deer season with new restrictions in the Purchase Region. Roads & Business: Lexington’s Euclid Avenue paving timeline was adjusted and businesses worry detours will hurt Keeneland weekend traffic. Crime & Justice: Five Kentucky men were indicted in a federal cockfighting crackdown. Events: Louder Than Life road closures and parking plans are set for Louisville.