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Officers responded around 1:15 a.m. to a shooting in the 100 block of West Oak Street in Old Louisville.
Three victims were taken to UofL Hospital; two men in critical condition and a woman with non‑life-threatening injuries.
One of the male victims died after arrival at the hospital, according to police.
Louisville Metro Police Department's Homicide Unit is leading the investigation with no suspects identified.
Police are asking anyone with information to call the anonymous Crime Tip Line or submit tips online.
The incident occurred in Old Louisville, with victims found on West Oak Street and West St. Catherine Street.
The victims were transported to the University of Louisville Hospital for treatment.
No suspects had been identified at the time of the report.
The case remains under investigation by the Louisville Metro Police Department.

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Kentucky leads the transfer race for Milan Momcilovic as a decision could come soon, per 247Sports insider Travis Branham.
Milan Momcilovic withdrew from the 2026 NBA Draft, prompting attention on where he will play his senior year.
St. John’s added Tounde Yessoufou, heightening the competition among top programs for Momcilovic.
Momcilovic set theCyclones’ single-season records for 3-pointers made and 3-point percentage this past season.
Arizona has not been involved much in the recent rumors, a potential downside for Cyclones fans.
Momcilovic’s NIL value is cited as a factor in the transfer race among Kentucky, Louisville, and other programs.
Travis Branham’s reporting is framed as a key source for the latest transfer timing and destination possibilities.
The report indicates the decision could be as early as today, though nothing is firmly set yet.
St. John’s has benefited from the addition of Yessoufou, influencing the national transfer landscape.
Milan Momcilovic’s 3-point shooting was nationally leading, with 136 threes and 48.7% accuracy in the cited season.

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Breathitt County Schools will receive a $27 million settlement from four social media companies.
The district sued Snapchat, Meta, TikTok and YouTube in 2023 over addictive technologies and student mental health.
Meta will pay the largest share, about $9 million, as part of the settlement.
The case was viewed as a bellwether in about 1,300 similar lawsuits against schools.
The settlement could influence other states pursuing civil penalties against Meta.
The district plans to use the funds for student mental health and wellbeing programs.
The settlement was agreed to instead of proceeding to a trial set for June 12.
Breathitt County Schools will provide more information during its annual budget process.
The funds will address issues related to student mental health and wellbeing.
The settlement involves four social media companies: Snapchat, Meta, TikTok and YouTube.

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