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July 26, 2019

• Police: ‘Romantic relationship’ led woman to allegedly take millions from Ky. tourism bureau
• Silver linings in Kentucky football’s bad news
• Taxes, carbon and tribalism. Can a tax-related environmental policy save us?
• Ky. mother charged after her son allegedly poured boiling water on his friend, report says
• ‘In God We Trust’ signs are being hung in every school in Kentucky before students return.
• Ten Years of Coach Cal: Ranking the lasting memories
• Lexington’s renovated courthouse is a success. Don’t stain it with secrecy.
• UK’s Capilouto among top-paid presidents in 2018. Another big payday is coming soon.
• Not a hoax, not a witch hunt. What Mueller said, and why it should matter to all of us.
• Where are the teachers? Thousands of unfilled teaching jobs threaten education in Kentucky.
• Stop attacking Kentucky immigrants. ‘Sanctuary cities’ bill fails common-sense test.
• ‘Does my neighborhood not matter?’ When will city fix chronic street flooding?
• Joel Pett: The flip side of all that student debt
• Letters to the Editor: Readers debate the Ark Encounter, tax breaks, evolution
• Jim Beam is building a new craft distillery named for a Bourbon Hall of Famer
• Blackjewel plans to sell coal mines in two states. KY workers still haven’t been paid.
• Former University of Kentucky student who became physical therapist dies in Maui cliff fall
• Covington Catholic student’s $250 million lawsuit against The Washington Post dismissed
• Calipari will get one more look at several recruiting possibilities this weekend
• When are workers most productive in the office? It may not be when you expect.
• A rabid bat was found in a Lexington neighborhood. Here’s what you need to know.
• After 60 years, a piece of locomotive history is returning to Lexington
• UK football’s Fan Day offers autographs and an open practice
• Kentucky’s Howard lights up Canada. U.S. moves into World Cup semifinals.
• ‘We were promised a pension.’ Thousands of KY public workers face uncertain futures.
• ‘Deadbeat dad’ and ‘liar.’ Personal attacks swirl in Kentucky attorney general race.