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January 26, 2016

• Beer plus cheese equals perfect party snack for Super Bowl or any time
• Crime and Suspect of the Week, Jan. 26, 2016
• A boost for good government
• College basketball on television: Indiana takes unbeaten Big 10 record on road
• Live KET video at 7 p.m. of Gov. Bevin’s budget address
• Girls’ All ‘A’ Classic: Small-school event will crown new champ
• Fayette school board chairman John Price’s absences related to his battle with leukemia
• Fayette’s Carter G. Woodson Academy held up to lawmakers as alternative to charter schools
• Boys’ basketball: Dunbar dismantles Lafayette
• Coroner’s testimony in Georgetown murder trial conflicts with defendant’s statement
• John Clay’s notes: Future Kentucky football foe takes the bad timing award
• Congress should reject Trans-Pacific trade deal
• Letters to the editor: Jan. 27
• Temple pop-up deli returns; Jewish food festival planned for fall
• Kentucky food prices fell 7.5 percent last year
• Big Blue Links: Ball-handling costs Tennessee in loss to Kentucky women
• Why we eat too much
• Former UK football walk-on, accomplice sentenced in 2014 robbery
• No primaries in Urban County Council races; only 3 have opposition
• Fire renders East New Circle home a total loss
• Bladed bandit snatches cash from Lexington gas station
• Bevin exempts Medicaid from spending cuts but vows to end Kynect
• Tommy Parson of Berea honored at Special Olympics Kentucky
• Commentary: Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins a no-brainer choice for All-Star Game
• Cousins and Wall appear to be All-Star locks, but predictions vary on Davis
• DeMarcus Cousins scores career-high 56, but fouls out before Kings lose in double OT
• Kentucky Arts Council not eliminated in Bevin’s budget
• Bevin proposes $60 million for overhaul of Lexington’s convention center
• Bevin proposes $650 million in spending cuts
• Bevin’s budget spares K-12 schools, cuts higher education
• Kentucky Road Fund to see minimal growth
• Republicans field candidates in 91 of 100 House elections
• Lexington Mayor Jim Gray running against U.S. Sen. Rand Paul
• Jonathon Kinchen seeks $2.8 million payday at National Handicapping Championship
• American Pharoah is the 2015 Kentucky Sportsman of the Year
• Mon dieu! Derek Willis becomes force for Kentucky
• With Kansas looming, Kentucky must not check into Overlook Hotel
• The 10 best in Kentucky sports for 2015
• Kentucky signee Killeya-Jones keeps Chapel Hill in his heart
• Kentucky softball team ranked No. 18 by coaches