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June 27, 2019

• Federal judge sides with Beshear and returns teacher sickout case to state court
• Water bills going up in Central Kentucky for sixth time in 12 years. Here’s how much.
• Banned from donating blood by the FDA, Lexington native donated a kidney instead
• Newest Cats following example set by Kentucky’s most recent national champions.
• Kerry Blackshear Jr. has made his decision. He’s not transferring to Kentucky.
• The Breeders’ Cup is staying at Santa Anita, so hold your breath
• Kentucky woman with small child allegedly shoots into ex-boyfriend’s bedroom, police say
• It took a comedian’s drubbing to get McConnell to move. Perhaps there’s a lesson in that.
• Kentucky fine without Blackshear, but could have been better than fine
• A top Kentucky coach now stares down one of college basketball’s biggest challenges
• It took 47 years to see a movie where all the characters look like me
• Letters: In praise of books and Joel Pett; some questions about evangelical voters
• Here’s the 2019 Lexington All-City Softball Team, Player of the Year
• Anthony Davis reportedly will take LeBron James’ No. 23 with Lakers
• Kentucky is a top target for on-campus white supremacist propaganda, recruiting
• Lexington’s gay history is my history. A personal journey through a newspaper’s archives.
• Homeless, hungry students. We can’t expect Kentucky schools to fix this alone.
• School officers catch shooting suspect. Victim ran to apartments near University of Kentucky.
• Employees allege this bankrupt Kentucky hospital cheated them out of health insurance
• More than drag and rainbow flags: Pridefest honors successes, ongoing struggles
• Erosion, landslides and pollution. Coal industry’s compliance with federal rules down.
• 2019 Breeders’ Cup will remain at Santa Anita. Board cites ‘meaningful and effective reforms.’
• Lexington man accused of taking car with child inside. Firearm turned out to be pellet gun.
• Former EKU star to team up with former UK standout in NBA Summer League