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February 9, 2021

• Beshear announces 2,339 new COVID-19 cases. Winter weather will close some vaccine sites.
• ‘Let young people grow.’ AppHarvest expands container farms in Eastern KY schools.
• Lexington brewery to produce a spirit that has never been made for Kentucky market
• The G League begins this week. Why it’s important for Kentucky basketball recruiting.
• Son of former Kentucky basketball great will play football for Mark Stoops’ team
• There are reasons Terrence Clarke should return to UK, though he probably won’t
• Live updates from Kentucky vs. Arkansas college basketball
• Kentucky Senate passes fix for slots-like gambling for horse industry. Will House follow?
• Kentucky lawmakers advancing bills to give legal liability shield over COVID-19 infections
• Auditor: 400,000 unread emails among ‘deeply concerning’ issues in unemployment system
• Could to-go alcohol become permanent in Kentucky? Senate bill would make it so.
• Joel Pett: The case for impeachment
• Kentucky man dies after coming in contact with downed power line
• McConnell, Paul: Second Trump impeachment trial unconstitutional 
• UK to lead trial to see if two doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine are better than one
• Firefighters find a body while putting out car fire inside a Central Kentucky barn
• Vote for Kentucky.com’s Boys’ Basketball Player of the Week (Feb. 1-7, 2021)
• Vote for Kentucky.com’s Girls’ Basketball Player of the Week (Feb. 1-7, 2021)
• Who’s No. 1 in the latest in boys’ and girls’ high school basketball media rankings (Feb. 8)?
• The John Clay Podcast: Kentucky-Arkansas basketball preview
• We must break the silence around nurse suicide as they fight for patients in pandemic
• Fayette schools stick with plan to start in-person learning Feb. 16 for grades K-2
• ‘Ethan the Dog Who Lived’ reminds us Ky’s animal protection laws need an upgrade.
• Updated: Ice storm warning issued. Forecasts evolve as Kentucky braces for storm
• ‘Get your wins quick.’ UK softball, baseball set to begin seasons amid pandemic.