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March 17, 2016

• Senate should OK ‘second chance’ bill
• Arrest warrant issued for suspect in slaying of Timothy Brown Jr.
• Hot Tickets: Amy Schumer, Cage the Elephant, Ringo Starr
• In The Bins: Gwen Stefani, Bonnie Prince Billy, Sean Watkins
• Critic’s Pick: Avishai Cohen, ‘Into the Silence’
• Boys’ Sweet 16: Paul Laurence Dunbar grits out win over Mercer County
• The week ahead
• Big Blue Links: Four reasons why Kentucky basketball can win the trophy
• House passes state budget rejecting education funding cuts; sends to Senate
• UK notes: Cats intend to combat NCAA pressure by having fun
• Kentucky faces NCAA novice in tournament opener
• Cameron Mills urges Senate panel to OK felony expungement bill
• Senate committee wrong to limit needle exchanges
• The dream continues for Jordan Smith with his debut album
• Lexington breaks ground for new fire station on Eastland Drive
• Problems at Kentucky Revenue chief’s old job continue for Lexmark
• M.S. Rezny Studio brings color for Gallery Hop
• Disclosure of pension system data approved by House panel
• Male practice players help Kentucky women prepare for battle
• Sweet Sixteen: Doss gets away from Lawrence County
• Throwing elbows: John Calipari responds to Rick Pitino’s comments
• John Clay podcast: Kentucky-Stony Brook preview
• John Clay: Kentucky basketball draws confidence from Calipari Effect
• John Wall’s triple-double in rout of Bulls includes 29 points
• House signs off on scholarship program for community college students
• Sweet Sixteen: Late three-pointer lifts South Laurel over Christian County
• Women’s NCAA basketball tournament TV schedule
• AJ Reed’s 3-run shot his first spring training home run
• Time Warner Cable upgrades offer faster Internet, bigger On Demand library
• Best Bets: Kentucky Ballet Theatre, Tony Bennett, Etta May
• You get two chances to catch California Guitar Trio
• Accidental band Quiet Hollers brings new adventures for frontman
• Lexington council approves $12 million for courthouse renovations
• Alltech wants to double brewery capacity and add taprooms
• Tent caterpillars are hatching early in Central Kentucky
• ‘Clybourne Park’ puts racial conflicts past and present on stage
• Whale of an idea for CentrePointe
• Reform eyewitness ID rules
• McConnell fails retired miners
• Ky. must invest in smoking cessation programs
• Sweet Sixteen, Day 2: Live night-game updates from Rupp Arena
• Woman arrested in Laurel County after passing sheriff’s cruiser in no-passing zone
• Budget cuts usually permanent
• Clinton no novice
• Liveblog: Kentucky-Stony Brook (NCAA Tournament)
• Murder case goes to grand jury
• More testing sought for proposed stockyards site near Georgetown
• Kentucky Senate votes to roll back mine-safety laws
• Ale-8-One to go national at 630 Cracker Barrel Country Stores
• Champion Untapable to make season debut in Azeri Stakes
• ‘Allegiant’: Latest ‘Divergent’ flick is more dull than dazzling
• The week ahead: March 21-26