here’s the letter one church sent to its congregation after this lady called them.“you’re bad christians because you correctly figured out that i was lying!” is not a coherent take.

Nandy, a 22-year-old in Kentucky, has Type 1 Diabetes. Foods he's supposed to eat are more expensive, he said. He goes to Walmart and Kroger trying to find lowest prices. He's been eating one meal a day to stretch food out. It's impacting his health: “It’s like a death sentence for people like me”

When I was a kid a Pizza Hut visit was an event. The one in, of all places, Manchester, KY held on as pretty solid throughout high school.

I now really do it for big milestones (years and year-and-a-halfs) and very cool numbers. Does 1,111 days mean anything special? Not really, but it's kind of sick to look at.

In my earlier days of covering local gov, Mayor Gorton had the 2020-2022 Council push through a final agreement to purchase Flock cameras - several months before a pilot program with the cameras was scheduled to end and weeks before a new Council was to be inaugurated.

civiclex.org/weekly-posts...

My understanding is that Lexington's Flock images are searchable by most other law enforcement agencies with Flock cameras and vice versa. Agencies can "opt-in" for their footage to be searchable by other agencies, whether nearby or throughout the country.