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April 19, 2019

• On this Earth Day, a renewed call to action on climate (before it’s too late)
• ‘No seat at the roundtable.’ High school journalists turned away from Betsy DeVos event
• Copy/paste won’t lead to needed reforms on police profiling, traffic stops
• How can Democrats reconnect with rural voters? Start with these issues.
• Tired of political corruption in Kentucky? Time for citizens to demand better.
• ‘Tough changes.’ Superintendent removing some teachers at Lexington’s low-performing schools
• Random drug testing of some students approved by this Kentucky school district
• Kentucky safety Mike Edwards seen as safe pick for NFL Draft
• Horse racing’s future depends on uniform rules for medication, testing
• Some kids in Lexington don’t have books at home. Now thousands are getting them free.
• ‘Stories connect us.’ New reading series brings writer Amy Bloom to Lexington.
• Letters: Vaccination story needed both sides; not giving kids shots “is comparable to drunk driving”
• Letters: Derby tickets too pricey; keep politics out of racing, especially horse names
• Police: Intoxicated Kentucky girlfriend killed EKU freshman. He wanted to be drug counselor
• Joel Pett: Attorney General William Barr shows his true colors
• He’s accused of kidnapping, but Sheikh Mohammed won’t be banned from Kentucky race tracks
• First look: Jeff Ruby opens his Lexington steakhouse with a party -- for himself!
• The changing face of Kentucky farms. Latest census reveals shifts in $5.7B industry.
• Kentucky food truck apologizes about LGBTQ Trump shirts, then reportedly orders more
• $264 million and counting: The rising cost of opioid addiction at UK’s hospitals
• Kentucky workers’ comp agency cuts CEO’s pay, imposes probation after critical audit
• A case of Hepatitis A has been confirmed at another Lexington restaurant
• Lexington firefighter receives 10-day suspension for ‘racially inappropriate language’
• Game filly tames sloppy track to win Doubledogdare Stakes at Keeneland on Friday.
• Kentucky and its No. 6 women’s track team host outdoor meet Saturday
• Matthew Hurt said no to Kentucky. Where does that leave the Cats for next season?
• Another Kentucky basketball player to explore his NBA Draft prospects
• Kentucky’s Keldon Johnson already living the NBA life with $300,000 car
• ‘Deal with the devil’ keeps Kentucky basketball’s revolving door spinning
• Kentucky basketball ticket prices fall for some, rise for others. Here’s how it will work.