Daily Briefing: Louisville families heartbroken after halt of foreign adoption program

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China paused its international adoption program at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Chinese government told parents itwould honor all matches made once travel resumed and the pandemic ended, but in early September, the government announced that it was dissolving its international adoption program altogether, our Maggie Menderski reports.

Read how that decision has impacted three families from Louisville and Oldham County.

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