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March 30, 2021

• Legislature passes constitutional amendment declaring no right to abortion in KY
• 2021 Boys’ Sweet 16: Rosters for every basketball team in the state tournament
• Essential Quality makes the Blue Grass Stakes a major Kentucky Derby prep again
• ‘I just killed my son.’ Dad tells 911 he beat 5-year-old in Ohio with baseball bat
• 2021 Boys’ Sweet 16: Statistics for every basketball team in the state tournament
• Bunny Bark, vegan tacos and Million Dollar chicken: Kentucky’s kitchen entrepreneurs
• Kentucky man who pleaded guilty to federal child pornography charge sentenced to 27 years
• Despite being ‘undersized,’ Kentucky’s Drake Jackson could be an NFL starter
• McConnell’s tough sell: Brighter days ahead don’t belong to Democrats
• Security system helped UK police find armed suspect in minutes after tip, chief says
• Letters to the Editor: Investigate NCAA for disparities between men’s & women’s sports
• KY legislature passes last-minute bill that shields information of public officials
• For Madison Central’s Allen Feldhaus Jr., return to Sweet 16 is missing someone vital
• Former Kentucky quarterback Terry Wilson will play for New Mexico in 2021
• Historic Black Lexington church has to spar with city, park over permanent parking
• UK expands vaccine locations across Kentucky. Here’s where you can sign up.
• Sixteen facts to get you ready for the 2021 Boys’ Sweet 16
• Kentucky man facing more than 100 child pornography charges; equipment seized
• Joel Pett: Too much hate
• Urban County Council right to try to ban conversion therapy. Kentucky should follow.
• House fire kills toddler, seriously injures 11-year-old girl and woman in Adair County
• How to follow the 2021 Kentucky Boys’ Sweet 16 basketball state tournament
• KY legislature passes COVID-19 liability protections, no-knock warrant limits & more
• KY lawmakers approve bills spending more than $1.25 billion in final hours of session
• Next Cats player page: Kentucky basketball graduate transfer Kellan Grady
• Another intriguing option emerges as Kentucky eyes backcourt help for next season