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May 31, 2016

• Companies spend record $9.53 million lobbying Kentucky legislature
• Chevy Chase Inn seeks to replicate iconic neon sign
• Malik Newman is a one-and-done, just not as he planned
• UK basketball’s Tai Wynyard seeking 2nd straight FIBA 3-on-3 title
• Eastern Kentucky wins its third straight OVC Commissioner’s Cup
• Keith Adkins leaves Campbellsville to coach men’s basketball at Life University
• Henry Clay, Scott County advance in 11th Region baseball tournament
• State auditor investigating complaint about Scott County Schools
• Investigators seeking help from public after Lexington mobile home fire
• Two women shot; Barbourville man charged with attempted homicide
• As investigations continue, Pitino suggests his Cards could mirror UK’s 1996 title team
• Kentucky firefighters prepare for arson investigation training
• Should UK stay the course with baseball coach Gary Henderson or change direction?
• Lex-Care: Single mother of two needs $500 to pay rent
• Madison Southern holds off young Dunbar squad in 11th Region tourney
• So, now I’m a bigot?
• Ky. should ‘trans’scend ugly politics
• Fate of 19th-century Lexington house to be decided in August
• Scott cemetery owner sued over missing monuments; sheriff investigating
• Party-switch date too early
• Resist fear-mongering
• Don’t honor one-and-dones
• Hemp dinner served at Ashland; Life Brewpub opens; Donut Day celebration
• State administrator named interim president at Kentucky State
• Carpenters Dish Barn to close after 60 years
• Lexington’s police horses are special, but not just for dancing
• Mudcrutch 2 is Heartbreakers redux, though that’s not a bad thing
• Man is charged with robbery after woman’s friends detain him
• Help apprehend man who burglarized Centenary United Methodist Church
• Shooting at Pinebrook Apartments sends man to hospital