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March 2, 2016

• UAW on strike against Trane in Lexington
• Sales slip for Brown-Forman during third quarter
• House leaders propose scholarship program for community college
• Fayette superintendent starts book club to help improve schools
• John Clay’s notes: Win over UK should put LSU in tourney
• Lexington police seeking driver who nearly killed pedestrian
• 11th Region boys’ basketball: Live updates and video
• Clay County man charged with DUI, driving with unrestrained baby
• College basketball on television: So-so slate of games for Wednesday
• Bill would restrict how nursing home violations could be publicized
• Frankfort artist’s custom corsets uncovered at Kentucky Crafted
• Lexington composer-producer wrote score for ‘Titus’ on his phone
• Wrongfully accused ask lawmakers for better eyewitness identification rules
• New clinic for Lexington’s underserved emerges out of a critical audit, political fight
• CentrePointe developers resume work on parking garage
• Instead of falling apart, UK women found way to come together
• Republicans introduce bills to allow charter schools in Kentucky
• Two crashes slow I-75 traffic throughout Wednesday
• State Police seek Nicholasville man who fled during traffic stop
• SEC tourney notes: Kentucky’s forwards finding confidence
• John Clay: Skal Labissiere makes a play to be Kentucky basketball’s Comeback Kid
• 11th Region girls: Bryan Station, Lafayette advance to semis
• New-look Kentucky whips Florida
• Big Blue Links: Kentucky basketball skewers Florida’s NCAA hopes
• Canada trying a la carte cable TV
• Two horses found in bad shape in Morgan County
• Boy sprays himself with pepper spray on Fayette County school bus, 10 affected
• Rubio visionary
• Evangelicals divided in presidential race
• Danger in Trump rantings
• Larry Hopkins: Kasich skilled, honorable
• Rep. Jeff Hoover: Rubio a strong conservative