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October 15, 2021

• This Big Blue Madness won’t be the same for Kentucky recruiting. Here’s why.
• Man pursued by police allegedly breaks into her Kentucky home. Woman, 71, dies.
• Feds: Kentucky coroner prescribed painkillers without a legitimate medical purpose
• ‘This is a team you do not want to miss.’ UK’s Elzy revs up crowd at Big Blue Madness.
• ‘Tremendous gift.’ Former UK student acquitted of reckless homicide in boy’s death
• Updated: Clark Co. judge-executive’s death from COVID-19 complications stuns leaders
• Trees to be removed to make room for new restaurant on Lexington’s Richmond Road
• Lexington council approves $15 million for ‘hero pay’ for some employees
• Beshear reopens Kynect health insurance exchange that was shuttered by Bevin
• Lexington Catholic, Henry Clay cruise to 11th Region girls’ soccer championship match
• ‘Irreparable injury.’ Parent of Pike County student files lawsuit over mask mandate.
• Kentucky fires its women’s soccer coach amid fifth consecutive losing season
• How many five-stars will Georgia football play on defense against Kentucky?
• The ‘Biden Build Back Better Budget Bomb’ promises the moon without paying for it.
• Friday Night Lights: Live high school football updates and broadcast links
• Turning down FSU to stay at Kentucky best career move Mark Stoops ever made
• Joel Pett: Speaking for the trees of Lexington
• $120 million in free money feels like Christmas. But Lexington needs to stay focused.
• Despite disputes over historical narrative, restoration of Choctaw Academy continues
• Why high school kids should read ‘A Clockwork Orange’ (and other disturbing books).
• Trees are ‘utilities’ that serve us like electricity. But we treat them as dispensable.
• Instead of banning books in Floyd County schools, why not try reading one instead?
• 9-year-old girl dies nearly a week after she was injured in a Scott County crash
• ‘I couldn’t see anything.’ Keeneland’s biggest race Friday delivers in a downpour.
• Campbellsville University to open first doctor of chiropractic school in Kentucky
• New Head Start center, affordable housing project approved for Lexington’s East End
• No garlic, no catfish, no staff: Lexington restaurants are not OK. Will it get worse?
• More Kentucky basketball recruiting links: UK, other schools set to host major visits