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May 11, 2020

• ‘Never say no.’ Ex-Cat making an NBA name for himself in a way he never expected.
• ‘They did damage against my heart for a long time.’ Utah star reflects on UK battles.
• One small KY church has survived through pandemics, many crises and today
• The ‘delicate balance.’ How does Beshear weigh reopening before steady decrease in cases?
• AG: Woodford school board violated Open Meetings law while discussing controversial project
• Letters to the Editor: ‘Mismanagement’ of KY unemployment system hurting workers
• Actress Annie Potts of ‘Toy Story’ joined Lexington 3rd graders’ virtual lesson
• Tenants in former Fayette County courthouse get rent break. Who gets the bill?
• Internet service providers should give free service in rural Kentucky to shrink digital divide
• First inmate from Lexington federal prison dies of COVID-19. 22 new cases in the city.
• If you want college football in 2020-21, this is the one thing that must happen first
• Analyst goes inside recruiting rankings, looks at expectations for Kentucky’s No. 1 class
• Restarting Kentucky: These businesses can reopen workplaces with COVID-19 precautions
• Kentucky daycare center sues insurer for at least $400,000 for denying COVID-19 claim
• KY man allegedly killed girlfriend to protect meth ring. Death penalty sought.
• Federal complaint against new girls-only STEM school in Lexington says it’s unfair to boys.
• Lexington’s free meter parking ending May 18, revenue to be donated to charities
• Some businesses more ready than others to reopen as phase one begins in Kentucky
• Lexington brewery features Andy Beshear, Virginia Moore on new beer releases
• Zion Williamson faces questions involving Duke; Kentucky football nabs a four-star
• KY COVID-19 cases up 246 in two days. Total is 6,677. 10-year-old boy on ventilator.