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November 16, 2017

• Kentucky taxes coffins, but not tombstones. A lesson in death and tax reform.
• What’s wrong with Benny Snell? Here’s why nobody’s asking that anymore.
• Why? Calipari has questions as UK regroups after loss to Kansas
• Zion Williamson one of many five-star recruits still undecided after early signing period
• A woman stopped to help after he wrecked. Police say this is how he repaid her.
• St. Paul & The Broken Bones brings the best of Alabama to the Opera House for 2 nights
• Could this change bring more concerts and bigger artists to Rupp Arena?
• How will this county’s first hotel affect the local economy?
• Crosswalk letter: Color it curious
• UK’s early signing class brings ‘a little bit of everything’ to Calipari’s backcourt
• What have we become? Pompeo, Pence comments are reasons to look in the mirror
• Twins were convicted of abusing kids. Their house has been sold to help child victims.
• Lexington elementary school placed on lockdown during dismissal
• Kentucky Book Fair, with 180 authors, debuts at Horse Park this weekend
• Calipari talks for first time about his 2018 signees and says ‘we’re not done yet’
• “We’re still making music together,” Eddie Montgomery says of going on after Troy Gentry’s death
• Five theories on the decline in UK home basketball attendance
• Internet mocks Treasury secretary and his wife for posing with a sheet of money
• Silver linings playbook: Lots to like in Kentucky’s loss to Kansas
• Never too late for a Lincoln, or a Tutu, to lead reconciliation
• Who paid for Jeff Hoover’s sexual harassment settlement? Not taxpayers, LRC says.
• Why do the feds care about Lexington’s rainbow crosswalks? A city official asked them
• PGA Championship returning to Kentucky — in May instead of August this time
• The mastermind behind high school football’s top offense? A girls’ basketball coach.
• Adidas exec among eight who plead not guilty in scandal that ousted Pitino