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September 5, 2018

• Retired Kentucky vehicle enforcement officer faces 10 years in prison on sex offenses
• Keeneland and Churchill Downs push for harness racing
• ‘Music-rich neighborhood’ hosts second annual outdoor festival with free after party
• Trump support erodes but danger ahead
• Complaints about Grimes’ alleged abuse of voter records raise larger questions of election security
• Police release video of suspect in attacks on two women in Lexington
• 50 years overdue: Georgia man returns Lexington public library book
• Lexington high schools move football game due to stormy forecast
• Ky. district excessively removed disabled students from class —including one for 63 days
• Recent developments might benefit UK ahead of James Wiseman’s visit
• Oktoberfest steps back in time with sounds from Sister Hazel, Georgia Satellites
• Linebacker U? Five of eight former UK players in NFL play that position.
• Can free classes help prevent accidental shootings in Kentucky?
• Stock drop
• Is one troubling flaw reason for UK football to panic? ‘I hope to God we get that fixed.’
• The Kentucky legislature won’t hire a new staff leader anytime soon. Here’s why.
• Former student body president files lawsuit against Kentucky university
• Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming retired from racing. See where he’ll go to stud.
• Which UK football coach is the best interview? The worst? Sideline reporter tells all.
• Letters: Don’t buy what Judge Kavanaugh is selling
• What brings this president joy? Few images of Trump enjoyments, connections
• Japan-Kentucky partnership endures, worth celebrating
• NewTown brings its ‘Old World’ to the Southland Jamboree finale, Monday night.
• There’s a lot of great music coming this fall, but these four shows stand out.
• These comedians want a TV show or comedy special. So they’re recording in Lexington.
• Here’s what UK plans to put on the former Kennedy’s Bookstore site
• ‘A desperate, angry bitter person.’ Kentucky’s governor responds to Pitino’s attack.
• Big Tech must stop dangerous ‘100-percent renewable’ claims
• UK soccer has a star in the making. See how he sparked Cats’ rout of Louisville.