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May 6, 2016

• Letters to the editor: May 9
• James Hunter holds on to soul for more than three decades
• ‘War on coal’ a political ploy
• Coercion of state workers not new
• More options for fantasy tourism
• Is it more invasive to ‘read’ your phone or your blood?
• Tax break violates Constitution
• Mountain stereotypes not funny
• Kentucky Derby predictions: What the experts are saying
• The Kentucky Derby field at a glance
• Updated Kentucky Derby odds
• Cuts to higher ed key part of a national strategy
• Unfair to erase a president from history
• Beyoncé owes no apology to white women for song lyric
• Gordmans department store at Hamburg to close next month
• Still loves Lex Catholic
• Forget about reality
• Pett doesn’t know fracking
• Proud to pay taxes
• Handicapping the Kentucky Derby: A look at all 20 horses in Saturday’s field
• Father of top UK basketball recruiting target hired to coach at Washington
• Curalina lights up La Troienne on Kentucky Oaks undercard
• Kentucky’s Barnhart named to NCAA tourney selection committee he questioned
• Asmussen is in a different place two years after PETA controversy
• Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to campaign in Louisville
• Clinton best choice for Ky. Democrats
• Blue Jays call up ex-Cat Andy Burns for his first trip to majors
• Kentucky basketball icon Richie Farmer files for bankruptcy
• Kentucky State Police investigating deaths of two in Owsley
• Jackson County man charged with distributing child pornography
• Exterminator: a Kentucky Derby winner who wasn’t supposed to win
• UK study ties school suspensions to racial achievement gap
• Manslaughter indictments in Winchester apartment fire
• Event seeks to bridge gaps among three denominations founded in Ky.
• Curalina much the best in Grade I La Troienne
• Record crowd watches Cathryn Sophia win Kentucky Oaks
• Kentucky Derby favorite Nyquist deemed vulnerable — but not by his competition
• How to choose a fiberglass front door
• Annual Down to Earth Garden Club plant sale full of surprises