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August 7, 2018

• UK surgeon alleged corruption at UK HealthCare. Judge rules he’s no whistleblower.
• UK wants to fire this professor. A faculty committee just said no.
• A Lexington park becomes an art gallery, stage and beer garden for this event
• This Kentucky ‘Food Network Star’ is bringing the bling to Crave
• Mostly local fare will be served up on the Crave music stage
• Louisville’s Dawn Landes, Harlan’s Jordan Smith release new albums Friday
• Kentucky baby enters world in a Chevy Blazer. More awkward moments followed.
• School safety tax moved swiftly because the danger is real, say Lexington students
• Appreciation: Jerrod Figgs was a father figure in Lexington music
• To succeed, Kentucky’s quarterbacks must first learn how to fail
• Traffic advisory: I-75 roadwork means lane closures in two spots this week.
• Kentucky usually holds national search to find an education commissioner. Not this time.
• Why aren’t deficit-hawks squawking at Trump?
• Patriots’ call to action
• Herald-Leader dwindling
• Groove tops the bill in name and spirit at this year’s Smooth Jazz Fest
• It’s not a law firm. It’s a terrific new album featuring Lucinda Williams.
• Top 10: The Kentucky high school football Class 3A preseason rankings
• Top 10: The Kentucky high school football Class 4A preseason rankings
• Boy in wheelchair stands for national anthem at fair, provoking NFL player comparisons
• Trapped horse rescued from trailer on Kentucky parkway
• Kentucky employers ‘adamantly opposed to tariffs;’ Trump still popular, lawmaker says
• When will Lexington’s Triangle Park fountains work again?
• Part of New Circle Road was closed to apprehend them. Charges help explain why.
• UK women’s team couldn’t find its shot in exhibition loss in Italy
• While on foreign tour, Kentucky picks up a commitment from top player at home
• ‘I want ‘em all’: Here’s UK’s plan to raid Louisville for football talent.
• With basketball behind him, transfer wide receiver ready to get going at UK
• Kentucky makes a winning first impression on fans in the Bahamas
• Kentucky players get lesson in ‘servant leadership’ in the Bahamas