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April 2, 2020

• Kentucky Horse Racing Commission unsure when racing will begin again in state
• Robbers find medical masks. 2nd holdup occurs, this time outside Lexington
• A pandemic makes the hard job of protecting children even harder
• We need people, not politics, to fight back against COVID-19 in Kentucky
• It’s ‘Old Testament Times for dummies’ in the mountains. Please keep your social distance.
• Desperate for PPE, docs use jockey goggles. And look what Derby hatmakers are doing.
• In crisis, health disparities, like black maternal health, yawn even wider
• ‘Plenty there to work with.’ Scott County turned a rebuild into a reload.
• Lexington artist, gallery owner dies of coronavirus. His last work? ‘Guardian Angels.’
• KHSAA extends high school spring sports suspension until May 1
• Kentucky’s Rhyne Howard earns more national recognition. This is a big one.
• Is this Eddie Sutton’s year? Ex-UK coach learns Hall of Fame fate on Saturday.
• He caught the bowl-winning pass for Kentucky. Here’s what he thinks could happen next.
• We can’t live in isolation forever. But we can learn better habits to protect us from disease.
• Easter takeout guide: Whether ham or lamb, Lexington restaurants have options
• Letters to the Editor: A family lesson from 1918 flu pandemic. Social distancing works.
• ‘Hurting in their heart.’ KY church in spotlight after coronavirus spread at revival.
• Tax breaks for coal, alcohol and farms found in hastily passed Kentucky revenue bill
• Former Eastern Kentucky University chief, wife stuck on ship with cases of COVID-19
• Number of Kentuckians filing for unemployment skyrockets, doubling last week’s record
• COVID-19 struck 2 members of this KY family, but ‘how fortunate we were,’ daughter says.
• Why are Beshear’s Kentucky coronavirus numbers often low, and sometimes wrong?
• Plasma from coronavirus survivor helps Lexington ‘critically ill’ patients improve
• Kentucky company developing coronavirus vaccine says it could make 3 million a week
• Beshear wants KY schools closed for coronavirus until May, home learning continued
• 100 new Kentucky coronavirus cases found. Total is 770. 11 new deaths confirmed.
• Lexington announces only 4 new COVID-19 cases in Fayette County, but 3 new deaths
• Kentucky Senate passes resolution aimed at saving Lexington’s pro baseball team
• ‘It’s just a crazy time.’ Legends president discusses baseball’s uncertain future.