A woman who often goes for a relaxing swim each morning at a beach by her home one day noticed a drone hovering in her vicinity.

The woman said she was never really concerned because it was never "really close."

However, one morning she went into a nearby shop close to the beach where she was approached by a woman.

The random woman told the beachgoer that she needs to stop being such a "distraction" to her three sons, in order to prevent them from spying on her with the drone.

The mother said her boys would often wake up early to watch her swim. She also said her sons, aged 11, 12 and 13, were going through puberty, and that it was perfectly normal for them to be "curious."

[link:https://www.audacy.com/kisw/news/woman-told-to-stop-distracting-boys-spying-on-her-with-drone|

The University of Kentucky mistakenly sent acceptance emails to 500,000 high school seniors for a program that usually accepts about three dozen students a year.

The school followed up with another email less than 24 hours later and apologized for its mistake, citing a “technical issue,” WLEX-TV reported.

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