Good morning, Frankfort.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority will host its 44th annual Swing Fore a Cure Golf Scramble this Friday at Juniper Hill Golf Course, with play starting at 1 p.m. The event offers lunch from Staxx Barbeque and raises funds for cancer research while supporting local families.

Bluegrass Youth Ballet presents Alebrijes with performances by Adalhi Aranda and Sylvia From today at a local theater.

The event offers Frankfort audiences a chance to experience vibrant local dance (exact details on venue and start time are forthcoming).

Kentucky consumers will soon receive over $10 million in debt relief and restitution as part of a proposed $694 million nationwide settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation — a measure announced by the Attorney General.

Gov. Beshear announced Monday that nearly $17 million in federal grants were secured to strengthen 988 crisis services and youth mental health programs, aiming to improve mental health and addiction support statewide.

Kentucky State Treasurer Mark Metcalf hosted a road show in Madison County on Monday as part of unclaimed property week, which runs through Friday.

Residents can search for and claim their assets by visiting the treasury office in Frankfort or its website.

The Kentucky Department for Public Health confirmed 53 measles cases and 7 hospitalizations, mostly in unvaccinated people, in an ongoing outbreak statewide.

No deaths have been reported.

Franklin County’s football team won its district opener on Saturday morning by defeating Shelby County 42 to 6 at Benny Watkins Field after a storm postponement.

The Flyers (record: 2 to 3) will host Lincoln County Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Kentucky State won its home opener, beating Saginaw Valley 21-17 at Alumni Stadium last Saturday when Denim Johnson threw a fourth-down touchdown to Cam Tucker, and the Thorobreds will travel to Albany to face Albany State at 1 p.m. Saturday.