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How the 'Cat in the Hat' trend has been disrupting the school year

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By Jenny Porter Tilley Verified, Caroline Neal Verified, Kathryn Muchnick
| Yahoo Verified
"That cat is a bad one / That Cat in the Hat." In the beloved Dr. Seuss books, the character's "badness" included eating cake in the bathtub. But this fall, Kentucky students, teachers and parents have had to navigate ominous appearances by the famous cat threatening their safety on social media. AI-generated images of the character have included threats to both school campuses and individuals.
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Louisville Zoo offers free admission all weekend for first responders

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By Jenny Porter Tilley Verified
| MSN Verified
In partnership with Louisville Mayor Craig Greenburg, the Louisville Zoo will thank first responders and military personnel for their service with three days of free admission According to a news release, first responders eligible for the discount include firefighters, law enforcement, emergency medical personnel, dispatchers, military members and other public safety professionals from the region.
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Louisville Zoo offers free admission all weekend for first responders Original

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By Jenny Porter Tilley Verified
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
In partnership with Louisville Mayor Craig Greenburg, the Louisville Zoo will thank first responders and military personnel for their service with three days of free admission. According to a news release, first responders eligible for the discount include firefighters, law enforcement, emergency medical personnel, dispatchers, military members and other public safety professionals from the region.
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