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July 12, 2019

• Funeral arrangements set for Savannah Spurlock, missing mom whose remains were found this week
• What does it take to play Annie? Red hair, pipes and a pocket full of treats.
• Cincinnati Reds: Five keys to the second half of the season
• Charter school management full of schemers and scams. Kentucky should avoid them.
• Bevin dismisses House Democratic plan for pension relief, calls it ‘immoral’
• ‘The kids carried me to all this.’ Girls’ basketball’s all-time wins leader reflects on retirement.
• Letters to the Editor: McConnell misuses power, reject year-round daylight savings
• Joel Pett: The next victims in Mitch McConnell’s slime machine?
• ‘A huge responsibility.’ UK’s Barnhart to chair NCAA basketball Selection Committee.
• Spain, Japan ... Lexington. Hundreds will attend this conference next week, and pay $1,050.
• State police: It’s still in question whether man shot himself or was shot by Lexington officer
• ‘A nightmare we can’t wake up from.’ Families’ lawsuit: Air controller caused Kentucky crash
• Letters to the Editor: Finding hope for the future on a plane to Lexington
• ‘Gotta go, a car just came through the window.’ Another business hit by car in Lexington block
• This alt-country band Rolling Stone called ‘deadly onstage’ set for Lexington show
• Since Kentucky has a surplus now, can we have it back?
• As black lung surges across Eastern Kentucky, rehab clinics expand to meet growing demand
• Wanna play Bach in the park? Several pianos coming to Lexington’s parks this summer.
• Who gets to be ‘American enough’ in a nation of immigrants?
• ‘Do not look away.’ Find a way to help children, parents detained at the border.
• Kentucky is in dire need of comprehensive criminal justice system overhaul
• Talk of impeachment is wasteful, petty. Time to move on.
• A year ago, he was too hurt to play. Now UK golfer will tee off in his first PGA event.
• The Avett Brothers are coming back to Rupp. Tickets go on sale soon.
• Lexington lost more than $1 million on 3 downtown condo projects. What went wrong.
• City paid off developer’s $600,000 loan. Then it gave her company a million-dollar contract.
• Pair of PGA winners with Kentucky ties join tour legend in Barbasol Championship field
• The Ride and Fall of the Horsemen: Indoor football team’s success fueled by local talent