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December 5, 2017

• Jim Gray’s decision shakes up political landscape. How might it shake out?
• Krispy Kreme takes holiday doughnuts where no Krispy Kreme has gone before
• New restaurant offers half-price sushi; three more locations planned
• Highlights: Ex-Cat Booker scores season high 46 in Suns win
• The ‘most talked-about jazz musician since Wynton Marsalis’ plays Louisville
• Fans threatened his life, business. Referee wants suit kept out of Big Blue Nation’s capital.
• Cartoon to the editor
• Tuesday’s Kentucky high school basketball scores
• After Hoover denies new allegations, whistle-blower’s attorney cites ‘firsthand knowledge’
• Stoops selling stability at Kentucky as coaching carousel spins sideways
• Lexington Mayor Jim Gray running for Congress
• It’s where blacks trained to fight the Civil War. It could now bring honor to Kentucky.
• Guided by poor management, wrong priorities U.S. headed for hard times
• Fayette schools purchases Imani Baptist as part of giving STEAM Academy a permanent home
• Report: 1,176 public workers in Kentucky took paid leave to vote — but they didn’t
• Kentucky basketball recruiting talk, Hoop Fest edition, from Ben Roberts
• Why one UK basketball signee stays off Twitter (and more notes from the Hoop Fest)
• After trip to New York, degree of difficulty increases for Kentucky basketball
• Landfill north of Lexington seeks zone change for 180 acres
• Janet Jackson’s Rupp Arena return: reinvigorating the Rhythm Nation
• Restaurant, bar in former Fayette County courthouse to open next summer
• Who will replace Jim Gray as Lexington mayor? The first candidate has announced.
• UK football’s Courtney Love wins national community service award
• Outdated merit system in need of reform
• Bullying for Jesus is illegal, mean
• Police obtain arrest warrant in temple shooting in Lexington
• Lexington Airbnb hosts made $1.8 million in 2016. Now the city will get its cut.
• Interstate 64 fully reopens after morning crash
• Hummus and gyros in the lunch line? New school district chef brings ‘restaurant twist’