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November 18, 2015

• Lynda Thomas, wife of Lexington state senator, dies at age 60
• Guard trio leads UK to 74-63 win over Duke
• Lower expectations
• Ungodly Democrats
• Cats hope Barker can provide ‘spark’
• Caulk hires associate state education commissioner to oversee Fayette finances and budget
• State debate on school calendar playing out in Scott County
• Three Lexington shootings that injured four were unrelated, police say
• Joel Pett on fear of terrorists: Nov. 17
• Versailles bypass mysteries
• Wrong about GOP
• Boycott meat
• Gun prohibition?
• Good Samaritans
• Shameful politics of fear exploit refugees’ plight
• FBI seeks public’s help in identifying man in child exploitation case
• Big Blue Links: Kentucky beats Duke edition
• Q&A: Shannon Dawson previews Charlotte
• Your morality ends where my privacy begins
• Council has done its homework, time is now for Lexington to raise minimum wage
• Inmates in charge
• Three UK basketball recruits make USA Today’s All-America team
• Epps’ triple-double part of UK’s big night
• Mayor Jim Gray uncommitted as Lexington council prepares to vote on raising minimum wage
• State gives $2.7 million for Town Branch Commons
• No. 1 point guard De’Aaron Fox signs with Kentucky
• UK recruit Adebayo gets double-double in season opener
• How would you feel?
• Call special session
• Limit billboards
• After long drought, Paris football returns to familiar territory
• Beshear: All Kentucky counties participating in worker-readiness program
• Man set to be released next week fails to return from work release
• Q&A: Stoops on SEC teleconference
• Woman arrives at hospital with gunshot wound after string of shootings in Lexington
• John Clay: In show-me game, Kentucky shows Calipari is stocked again
• EKU scholarship fund to help first-generation students
• Tim Farmer retires from hosting KET’s ‘Kentucky Afield’
• Five-star basketball recruit Malik Monk commits to UK
• Review: Game over in the dreary ‘Mockingjay Part 2'