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July 13, 2018

• UK, KentuckyOne fight over Rupp Arena. St. Joseph Hospital owner wins first legal round.
• The Kentucky college that launched a NASCAR icon to the Hall of Fame
• Both sides needed
• Enough, Mr. President
• Problem is people, not guns
• Wall? How about Ellis Island?
• Let voters decide on casinos
• Dennis Quaid a ball of fire in Lexington where he’s eating barbecue, jamming on stage
• ‘Bluegrass missionaries.’ This family is spreading music through Lexington’s libraries.
• Lexington can make kids safer by paying a little more in property taxes. Let’s do it.
• UK to strip all references to Papa John’s founder from campus after racist remark
• Papa John’s founder says he’s distraught: ‘I hurt people ... and I have to own that’
• ‘Hurtful and unacceptable.’ Louisville renames football stadium following racist comments by sponsor.
• ‘Music Man:’ Production’s creativity lifts it beyond outdated tropes
• ‘That would be awesome’: Cole Anthony talks about teaming up with Tyrese Maxey at UK
• Numbers ‘fascinate’ him. After 50 years in money management, here’s his advice.
• ‘Life ring’ or ‘anvil’? Morehead State, KSU say new funding formula could drown them.
• ‘Our gift to the diabetes kids.’ Bluegrass Fair invites group as part of effort to beat disease
• More than music, Forecastle a ‘powerhouse for all things creative and interesting.’
• Car hits other vehicles in front of downtown Lexington Hyatt. Malfunction may be to blame.
• It’s ‘magical to watch.’ Performance to include circus artists, special needs dancers
• ‘Nothing ever comes easy.’ That lesson has forged a potential UK superstar.
• What are the odds UK football can win the SEC East? Better than Vandy’s.
• Elite basketball recruit has a list of 10 schools. UK could make it go to 11.
• Slicing up Papa
• Man who wrestled, escaped Kentucky sheriff's deputy turns himself in
• Many UK students don’t report sexual assaults. Could new rules make things worse?
• Dabney Coleman coming to talk acting and Harry Dean Stanton: ‘No one did it better’