Good morning, Frankfort.

Kentucky's Cornbread Hemp, employing 105 people and selling hemp beverages in 18 states, faces a major challenge if a new federal THC cap takes effect on Dec.

11, which may force the company to limit its product strength (threatening a $65 million revenue stream).

92.7 The Wave will air Downtown Days programming on Oct.

9 and Oct. 10 with Lisa Live from 3 to 5, Big Don at 10 a.m. & Mike in the Morning on weekdays while the Swap Shop runs from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday to Friday.

At Lakeview Park, crews are developing a new pollinator garden using funds from the Kentucky Native Plant Society native plant pollinator grant, and the garden featuring milkweeds, coneflowers, goldenrod and cardinal flowers is expected to bloom late spring 2027.

Amy Thoroughman lost her hair during IV chemotherapy for metastatic breast cancer and is regaining confidence through Kentucky CancerLink's free Wig Program, which offers wigs (and head coverings) at no cost to women during treatment.

Kentucky State’s football team lost a conference game 61-42 to Edward Waters at Nathaniel Glover Community Field + Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida on Saturday.

The Thorobreds led at halftime but fell behind in the second half and will play homecoming against Miles at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Russell County Laker Bass Team performed well at the Barren River Lake Tournament over the weekend.

The junior team finished second with Carter Hall and Rylan Holt catching 4.78 pounds (including a 2.94-pound fish), while the high school team placed second with 11.55 pounds in total.