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June 8, 2016

• Analyst: UK football coach’s ‘sub-tweet’ at Mac Jones not smart
• Bathroom essay nonsensical
• Alcoholics Anonymous groups must move; city seeks Gratz Park tenant
• Kentucky football has time to recover from losing Mac Jones
• Historic porches are highlight of Harrodsburg tour
• In replacing a legend, Blue Highway dobroist feels welcome
• Toyota celebrates 30th anniversary with reopening of visitor center
• Two injured in stabbing on East Loudon
• 3 charged after Lexington police investigate meth lab on Gerald Drive
• Kentucky again leads nation in basketball attendance
• Man says he cleaned garage for suspect in UK chef’s killing
• Kiehl’s USA president will host skin care event at Fayette Mall
• ESPN announces early-season SEC football schedule
• Report: Barry “Slice” Rohrssen leaving St. John’s
• Analyst: Losing Jones will have lasting effect on UK recruiting
• Dakota Meyer and Bristol Palin get married
• Petition: Replace Jefferson Davis statue in Capitol with tribute to Muhammad Ali
• Judge blocks changes in workers’ comp commission; Bevin says court ‘erred’
• Triple-murder suspect files malpractice suit against ex-attorney
• Brown-Forman annual sales down 2 percent to just over $4 billion
• It’s official: “Bluegrass Boys” entered in The Basketball Tournament
• Quarterback Mac Jones backs out of commitment to Kentucky
• Alabama’s Lane Kiffin trolls Kentucky’s Darin Hinshaw on Twitter
• Rand Paul’s bad chemical reaction
• ‘Miracle drug’ for opioid overdoses saves lives
• Degraded political discourse
• Backing Lexington Catholic
• Bryan Station shines in arts
• Unbeaten East Carter among state softball stories to follow
• State Baseball Tournament puts new two-week format to test
• Kentucky American Water customers voice opinions about rate increase
• Preakness winner Exaggerator 9-5 favorite for Saturday’s Belmont
• Von Hemel has quiet confidence in Suddenbreakingnews
• Bobby Flay buys minority interest in Belmont entrant Creator
• 2016 MLB Draft: How, where and what to watch
• Harry Dean Stanton Fest: back to the 1970s