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Social media puts West Sixth, Magic Hat lawsuit in court of public opinion

Last week's fight over beer logos between Lexington's West Sixth Brewing Co. and Vermont brewer Magic Hat is the latest example of how companies use... 23 minutes ago

• Bardstown police officer fatally shot 52 minutes ago

• Walter B. Taylor Sr., longtime Lexington funeral home operator, dies at age 89 47 minutes ago

• Meet the two Kentuckians who will compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee 52 minutes ago

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Powell County jail fund had $402,000 deficit

Powell County's jail fund had a deficit of $402,000 in the fiscal year ending last June 30, state Auditor Adam Edelen's office announced Saturday. 3 hours ago

• Historical designation delays plans for HealthFirst clinic

• University of Kentucky Symphony wows Chinese audiences with American music

• Photojournalist who became school bus driver earns doctorate at Asbury Seminary

• Fundraiser for film about Jarrett Mynear falls short, but project continues

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NextCats: Highly touted lineman Jarrett LaRubbio commits to UK

Kentucky Coach Mark Stoops added another talented piece to his 2014 recruiting class Saturday with the commitment of offensive lineman Jarrett LaRubbio.

• Reds beat fading Cubs 5-2 for 5th straight win 2 hours ago

• Pacers steal Game 2 away from Heat in Miami, 97-93

• Indy 500 could be better than 2012's epic race

• Ex-Louisville star Elvis Dumervil must be a Ravens leader

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Entertainment

University of Kentucky Symphony wows Chinese audiences with American music

The University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra returned to Lexington this week after a 14-day tour of China. Skip Gray, director of the UK school of...

• 'The Iceman': Michael Shannon owns the screen in portrayal of a contract killer

• Musicians mix it up at Chamber Music Festival

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• 'Epic': Patchwork story line can't keep up with superb 3-D animation

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Living

Our annual guide to Vacation Bible Schools

Check out a listing of some of the Vacation Bible Schools in Central and Eastern Kentucky. We invited churches to send us their information so you can choose among them.

• Paul Prather: Make a plan, but expect life to take you to unexpected places

• 10 spectacular sanctuaries on Open Gates garden tour June 1-2

• Arboretum hosts annual birdhouse exhibit

• Tidbits: Danville's brass band festival trumpets its food choices

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Business

Feds pull plug on Paducah plant; 1,000 jobs lost

The U.S. Department of Energy rejected a proposal Friday that would have extended operations at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant.

• LA stoplights synchronized but road war endures 48 minutes ago

• Rebuilding rules as rain soaks Jersey shore 2 hours ago

• Girl's suicide after alleged attack troubles town

• Automaker Tesla takes fight to North Carolina

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Nation/World News

Obama refocuses terror threat to pre-9/11 level

Some call it wishful thinking, but President Barack Obama has all but declared an end to the global war on terror.

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• NTSB: Bridge collapse in Wash. is wake-up call 13 minutes ago

• Huge crowd cheers Argentine leader's 10-year rule 23 minutes ago

• San Antonio flooding kills 1; 200-plus rescued 43 minutes ago

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Opinion

New Pope may silence critics, show concern for the poor

I am still trying to figure out the new pope, Francis I.

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• EKU must open planning process: Secrecy at public college fuels distrust

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