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August 18, 2020

• Government will not push again for more prison time for Rand Paul assailant
• Lexington reports 81 new COVID-19 cases. UK partners with state for more testing
• COVID-19’s assault on our most vulnerable leaves all of us in jeopardy
• The success of colleges reopening in Kentucky depends greatly on student behavior
• Teenager dies in a three-vehicle collision in Franklin County, police say
• Catholic priest accused of sex trafficking is arrested by FBI hours after Mass in Ohio
• NCAA might be setting the stage for a delayed college basketball season
• No UK football players have opted out of upcoming season, but some still sidelined
• College football notes: As Kentucky waits, Tennessee denied waiver for SEC transfer
• SEC says schools can have fans in stands for football, with certain restrictions
• Pandemic silver lining? Let’s play a 10-game SEC football schedule every year.
• Recruiting expert explains why Kentucky’s chances might’ve dropped with Paolo Banchero
• Fate of Kentucky high school sports faces another decision day
• Joel Pett: Back-to-school lessons from President Trump
• As Lexington police add more body cameras, costs inch up. Find out how much
• Faculty in nearly every department support efforts to make ‘Black Lives Matter’ at UK
• Three takeaways from Kentucky’s 2020 football schedule
• Shelby County deputy jailer who asked for assault of inmate sentenced to federal prison
• Pandemic whiskey: Shutdown couldn’t stop Maker’s Mark most complicated bourbon yet
• Lexington’s mail has slowed down. How much is sitting in trailers waiting for delivery?
• Man accused of murder tried in first Fayette County Circuit Court trial since COVID-19
• Lawsuit: Nursing home with 20 COVID deaths fired janitor for not working while infected
• The November election will cost Kentucky $9 million. Where will the money come from?
• Names of schools, numbers of Ky. COVID cases among students and staff will be released
• Kentucky coronavirus cases top 40,000. Beshear announces 627 new cases and 12 deaths.