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March 31, 2020

• Same time next year: Chris Stapleton concert at Kroger Field rescheduled
• Woman who worked on Lexington garbage truck dies four days after job injury
• Mitch McConnell launches new ad highlighting his role in passing coronavirus stimulus
• ‘The world was going to come down on me.’ KY lawmaker defends coronavirus actions
• How many will coronavirus kill in Kentucky? Latest projection tops 800 by August.
• ‘You don’t get used to it.’ Parade of injuries, flu couldn’t stop this region champ.
• Former Kentucky basketball star connects with fans through movie nights
• Burning fever, suffocating pain: ‘COVID took me down hard,’ Kentucky nurse says.
• ‘We can step up.’ KY company switches production from Army gear to coronavirus masks.
• Beshear’s coronavirus fund has raised nearly $400,000 so far. How will it be spent?
• Pair of former Kentucky stars taking part in players-only NBA 2K tourney on ESPN
• ‘People love a comeback story.’ Billy Gillispie gets another shot as D-I coach.
• UK in the UK: Planning proceeds for Kentucky basketball’s game in London
• Academic ineligibility derailed his season, but ex-Cat expected back for Washington
• Who’s Zoomin’ who? With UK football physical distancing, it’s video to the rescue.
• Silent spring? Hardly, with all these musicians livestreaming during the pandemic.
• Police chase after woman covered in blood running on Lexington’s New Circle Road
• Joel Pett: Donald Trump and planet COVID-19
• As a community, we can do more together to help the folks who need us most
• Male driver who allegedly confronted Ky. law enforcement officers with a knife was shot and killed
• Newest Kentucky basketball commitment wants to learn from Calipari. ‘He’s beyond excited.’
• Former UK athlete — battling COVID-19 in Finland — ‘deeply concerned’ for what’s next in U.S.
• Kentucky legislative staffer contracts COVID-19. Lawmakers set to return Wednesday.
• 17 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in Lexington, including one new death. Total is 110.
• Kentucky coronavirus cases jump by 114. Total is 594. Seven new deaths reported.