Athletes, who were part of the high school graduating Class of 2022 and did not receive a fifth year of college eligibility, will make their argument today that they should be eligible to play this college athletic season because of the NCAA’s new five-for-five rule. There are more than 40 plaintiffs, some of them football players, who briefly appeared on an NFL roster. John Holden, an associate professor of business law at Indiana University…

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But the NCAA and the SEC say if you were on an NFL roster, even for a brief time, you should not be allowed to return to college.

This weekend is the Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday, which means consumer purchases of firearms, ammunition and a wide range of hunting supplies will be exempt from state and local sales taxes. Department of Revenue spokesperson Byron Henderson on what items are not eligible…

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We’re heading into the Labor Day weekend with sky-high gas prices. Andrew Greenstein reports.

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Two school principals in Covington plead guilty to failing to report suspected child abuse cases at EE Lyon Elementary School. Principal Lauren Faciane and assistant principal Tanya Barth admitted to their guilt, and both were sentenced to probation for violating the state’s mandatory reporting law.