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March 24, 2020

• From Las Vegas to Hindman, Kentucky’s smallest titan proved again that it belongs
• Somerset High School quarterback Kaiya Sheron commits to Kentucky
• Letters to the Editor: Messages of help and hope during COVID-19 shutdowns
• Kentucky Guard ready for possible COVID-19 assignment at hospitals later this week
• The United States has squandered resources it needs to fight coronavirus
• ‘Not all heroes wear capes.’ Meet Virginia Moore, Andy Beshear’s Capitol sidekick.
• Top-ranked Kentucky basketball recruit Zion Harmon commits to the Hilltoppers
• Need for help surges at Kentucky food pantries as coronavirus saps jobs
• Lexington VA isn’t letting staff work from home in response to COVID-19
• ‘Next to useless.’ Neighbors protest school project, find limits of virtual public meetings.
• Kentucky or NBA? More mystery than usual surrounds this year’s decisions.
• John Calipari has done charity work before, but this time it’s personal
• Police charge man with murder after remains of Kentucky child sex offender, 70, found
• Joel Pett: Shortness of planning and other underlying conditions
• The 2020 Lexington Herald-Leader All-State Girls’ Basketball Team is here
• Coronavirus puts pause on UK’s plans to play Michigan in London
• Kentucky’s Calipari says coronavirus could lead to changes in college basketball
• ‘It felt like I should be there with them.’ What sealed the deal for UK QB commit?
• ‘Stop talking and sing!’ UK Opera, Lexington Singers founder dies at 97
• ‘They can’t let us all starve.’ These out-of-work Kentuckians can’t get unemployment.
• ‘Are you really a mayor?’ Kentucky official’s profane coronavirus post sparks backlash
• 2 more Fayette County School District employees test positive for COVID-19
• Coronavirus won’t keep a popular Lexington donut chain from finishing March Madness
• Coronavirus cancels KPREP testing in KY. Beshear warns schools may be closed past April 20.
• Lexington Health Dept. stops contact tracing as COVID-19 cases balloon. What that means.
• 39 new Kentucky coronavirus cases found. Total is 163. More businesses must close.
• 14 additional coronavirus cases confirmed in Fayette County, doubling the count to 28