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March 16, 2016

• Bevin’s attorney makes case for closing Lexington abortion clinic
• Sweet Sixteen: Murray earns first state tourney win since ’77 with golden performance
• Boys’ Sweet Sixteen: Bowling Green’s Taylor gets it done against Elliott County
• Sweet Sixteen: Newport Central Catholic stops Trinity cold
• There’s plenty of Irish food to enjoy on St. Patrick’s Day
• Kentucky’s McConnell tells Garland he won't be considered
• Mark Story: At age 85, a ‘Sweet Sixteen addict’ has the day of a lifetime
• Kansas basketball not that crazy about being President Obama’s pick
• Sweet Sixteen night games: Live updates from Rupp Arena
• Senate panel approves bill on felon voting rights
• Long John Silver’s on Tates Creek Road is damaged in fire
• Fayette school board will meet to consider demotion of administrator
• Kentucky Senate approves revised charter school legislation
• NCAA Tournament: Top players, teams, Cinderellas and more
• Mr. and Miss Basketball: Carson Williams, Erin Boley win state’s top honors
• Clean power for healthy future
• Our troubled turtle
• Tell truth about Clinton
• Stop scam calls
• Thanks for the laughs on editorial
• No, the NCAA Tournament isn’t dumping ‘One Shining Moment’
• Worshiping the 1 percent
• Lithium battery responsible for cardboard pile fire
• Two people shot Wednesday in Lexington, four total since Monday
• State Sen. Ralph Alvarado settles defamation lawsuit against consultant Dale Emmons
• Two Richmond men accused of trying to pass counterfeit $100 bills
• Western Kentucky’s 15-hit attack snaps Bat Cats’ nine-game winning streak
• Big Blue Links: Vanderbilt drilled; Kentucky-Stony Brook tickets hard to find
• Kentucky basketball: A look at each player’s role in NCAA play
• Ex-Cat Tubby takes on Central Kentucky native Holtmann in NCAA opener
• Kentucky Horse Park ‘making good progress’ financially, state official says
• ModCloth gets into the bridal game
• Senate expungement bill includes a too-long wait, too-high fees
• Suddenbreakingnews out to be lead story in Rebel Stakes