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May 17, 2019

• City Center lights up after dark. It’s the first installation of LexLights! art program.
• The McDonald’s next to UK campus is being demolished. What’s next for that spot?
• Can a hobbled democracy still turn out voters?
• UK violated Open Records Act on sexual harassment files, Court of Appeals rules
• Maximum Security owner offering $20 million to challenge Derby rivals to rematch
• Want to see real improvements in Lexington’s East End? Get off the sidelines.
• Never mind the mess, Baltimore is having its Preakness party anyway
• See what the brother of five-star Kentucky target had to say about his recruitment.
• Gov. Matt Bevin is unpopular. Here’s why he’s still expected to win the GOP primary.
• When it comes to locking people up, Kentucky needs to reverse its course.
• Don’t silence your own voice. Go vote in Tuesday’s primary election.
• Could a new school district be created in Kentucky just as one is closing?
• New documentary explores plight of Martin County residents who want clean water
• Lexington Islamic leader charged in alleged murder plot ordered held until trial
• Man accused of giving Kentucky middle school student meth to sell at school
• The new SEC football ‘bogeyman’ Kentucky must overcome
• PJ Washington says second season at Kentucky served its purpose
• Kentucky offered him in 8th grade. Now he’s a 5-star recruit, and UK’s the favorite.
• Feedback that kept Herro in NBA Draft has him pegged as a top-20 pick
• Gary West’s $20 million challenge is merely a publicity stunt
• Letters to the Editor: Readers weigh in one more time before primary election
• Lexington’s first urban Target will open this summer; they’re looking to hire 70 employees
• Prison supervisor exposed himself to women. State did poor inquiry, report says.
• Letters: Support for Maximum Security, lawsuit; do addicts think Cocaine Mitch is funny?
• Kentucky ambulance service that pleaded guilty to fraud fined $240,000
• Matt Bevin tells Tucker Carlson that abortion bans will benefit African Americans
• UK and local governments served by Rumpke will still recycle paper. Find out which ones
• Who will be the next Fayette County Circuit Court judge? Meet the five candidates.
• Meet the three Democrats aiming to end Republican Mike Harmon’s role as state auditor
• Men took $900,000 from vulnerable elderly relatives. They’re headed to prison.
• Woman conned victim of $400,000 in phony land deal. The sentence could be 30 years.
• Popular local gallery moving to new location after 23 years at Lexington Green
• Big bats and hustle power Kentucky to victory in NCAA softball opener