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November 30, 2017

• State pays $43,000 to settle lawsuit alleging cover up in horrific child abuse case
• Voice activated Jim Beam decanter will pour you a shot and more
• Pett on Rainbow crosswalks
• Former Bevin employee says state lawmaker sent her ‘highly inappropriate’ messages
• Tax overhaul pushes U.S. toward oligarchy
• Deficit would soar under GOP tax plans
• Council must demand accountability for public jobs money
• Remove threats to charitable giving from tax overhaul
• Central Kentucky radio host remembered as soft-spoken yet passionate
• Three future college stars came to Lexington and got tested in their season opener
• The week to come: Christmas Parade, Janet Jackson, ‘Nutcracker’
• New approach will change land-use debate, approach in Fayette County
• No sister act: Nuns’ album tops charts in time for Christmas
• Pitino sues Louisville for breach of contract. How much does he want?
• Ice baths and M&Ms: Secrets of the Rockettes revealed
• Reports of shots fired near Lansdowne, Millcreek elementary schools
• Mega church to expand north of Lexington
• That ‘weak’ UK basketball home schedule? Here is proof it is not as bad as you think.
• Bevin still aiming for special session on pensions by year’s end
• Lexington Police Chief Mark Barnard to retire in January
• 6 things to do this weekend (and not all are holiday events)
• 20 years and 12,000 performers: UK’s holiday ‘Collage’ celebrates a milestone edition
• Will Jarred Vanderbilt play for Kentucky this season? Calipari raises doubts.
• We drafted fantasy teams using the state football finalists. You can too.
• They won two games in three years. Now they’re one win away from a state title.
• This Kentucky coach won five state titles in a row. See how he celebrated.
• The story about the pigs’ feet, and others, keep the memories of loved ones alive
• Why will it take three days to play six state championships this week?
• Five reasons Kentucky volleyball is poised to make some NCAA noise