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March 26, 2020

• Major League Baseball streaming classic games all day to fill ‘Opening Day’ hole
• With 3rd Region upset of its archrival, Owensboro Catholic ‘exorcised a lot of demons’
• Father of Louisville football player dies from COVID-19 complications at age 43
• Few Kentucky firefighters get COVID-19 tests. Workers’ comp claims unresolved.
• Essential to our communities: In COVID-19 crisis, Kentucky newspapers step up to help
• Jockey Javier Castellano tests positive for coronavirus, was to ride in Florida Derby
• A record 48,000 Kentuckians filed for unemployment last week. U.S. total was 3.28M.
• ‘Shakespearean twist.’ Key members of ‘Bluegrass Conspiracy’ died within days of each other.
• Lexington doctor: Health care workers testing positive for coronavirus causes concern
• Catch up with 36 ex-Cats playing pro basketball in leagues outside the NBA
• Updated: Amber Alert for twins canceled. Mother taken into custody by Kentucky police
• What Kentucky businesses are doing to help the state in fight against COVID-19
• Amazon sellers allegedly gouged KY buyers on coronavirus supplies. AG investigates.
• Amid COVID-19 concerns, lawmakers tackle bills on abortion, booze and retirement
• Morehead hospital furloughs 300 staff amid COVID-19 outbreak for lack of revenue
• UK, other hospitals desperate for masks turn to 3D printing with help from KY company
• Toyota announces plant shutdown will extend for two more weeks
• Kentucky lawmakers send coronavirus relief bill to Beshear
• ‘We are missing you every day.’ Teachers hold car parades to stay connected
• UK HealthCare offering drive-through coronavirus testing for employees
• Coal industry loses its first fight for federal coronavirus relief funds
• Kentucky Supreme Court declines to rule on death penalty for defendants under 21
• The Red River Gorge is now closed. Camping, hiking will be limited this spring in KY.
• Letters to the Editor: Praise and questions for Beshear. Rand Paul’s actions ‘inane.’
• Employee at this Lexington Kroger tests positive for coronavirus
• Employee involved in Fayette school bus meal delivery has COVID-19. Service stopped.
• 50 new Kentucky coronavirus cases found Thursday. Total is 248.
• Five new COVID-19 cases in Lexington, bringing total to 42. One is a 3-year-old boy.
• Officials say KY woman with coronavirus didn’t stay home. Judge forces her to isolate.
• 1 gun. 1 distraction. Lexington parents hope to save others after ‘superhero’ son dies