Good morning, Lexington. It's Thursday, April thirtieth. Hope you're easing into your day with something warm because it's a crisp forty-five degrees out there right now.

Definitely jacket weather, but I have to say, after the storms we've been seeing around Kentucky lately, I'll take a clear morning any day.

Speaking of overnight activity, Lexington Fire had a busier night than usual with several multi-unit responses, including incidents on Sir Barton Way and Rose Street, plus one over on Loch Ness Drive that required six units.

That Rose Street call especially caught my attention since that's right in the heart of the medical district. Hopefully everyone's okay this morning.

Now, looking at what's been happening around our area, there was a troubling report yesterday of a teenager being robbed near a Fayette County middle school. Police say the teen was attacked by a group of people.

That's really concerning, especially with kids heading back to school after spring break. Parents are probably going to want to have some conversations about staying aware of their surroundings.

On a different note, we're also hearing about a unique perspective from U-K's medical center, where an I-C-U doctor recently found himself on the other side of the stethoscope as a patient in his own intensive care unit.

That really puts things in perspective, doesn't it? Medical professionals dedicate their lives to caring for others, but they're human too.

For your Thursday forecast, we're looking at partly sunny skies with a high near sixty-one and tonight's low dropping to around forty-four degrees. No significant rain expected.

Perfect weather for getting outside, maybe even opening those windows for some fresh air.

If you're interested in local government, the Lex-Fayette Urban County Government Planning Commission has a work session this afternoon at two thirty at the Phoenix Building.

Always good to see how our city's growing and changing.

That's your morning briefing for Lexington. Stay curious, stay connected.

And stay caffeinated, Lexington. We'll be right here with updates as your day unfolds.

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