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March 14, 2019

• Extreme weather threat cancels Fayette school activities; some parents urged to call
• $1.3 million in fraud. Partner in Kentucky company pleads guilty in drug testing scheme.
• ‘I’m blown away with it.’ Calipari’s success with freshmen impresses friends and foes.
• Commissioner wants teacher attendance records after ‘sickouts’
• Lawmaker withdraws proposal that would have opened Lexington farmland to developers
• 2019 Girls’ Sweet Sixteen, Day 2: Wrap-up from Rupp Arena
• Another horse, the 22nd, dies at Santa Anita. Track announces new plan.
• Unsung senior comes up huge as Louisville juggernaut ends Miss Basketball’s season
• Kentucky lawmakers approve borrowing $75 million for parks, economic development
• Family starts new fundraisers to help children, search for missing Richmond mom
• Pedestrian seriously injured when transformer falls, catches fire in Lexington
• National recruiting analyst thinks Kentucky will win Keion Brooks’ commitment Friday
• Unselfish Sweet Sixteen contender puts on a show for huge crowd two hours from home
• Last year’s runner-up heads home after thriller between Sweet Sixteen contenders
• Kentucky baseball and softball teams pour on the offense in blowout wins
• Kentucky pension relief bill falters with only one day left in legislative session
• Kentucky lawmakers secretly approved a loophole to hide tax documents from the public
• First day of girls’ Sweet Sixteen ends with a defensive knockout
• Statewide tobacco and vaping ban at schools suddenly headed toward finish line
• Kentucky Horse Park announces new signature event coming next year
• Lexington police investigating after two injured in shooting off Centre Parkway
• ‘We’ve gotta look at seeding this thing.’ Sweet Sixteen coach sounds off on state tournament.
• Multiple tornadoes confirmed in Western Kentucky, major damage reported
• Toyota Georgetown plant to produce two hybrid vehicles in new multimillion-dollar investment
• Bevin’s Medicaid plan ‘dressed as a wolf,’ critics tell judge in case with national impact