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June 24, 2021

• Top Kentucky basketball target Dereck Lively cuts his list of college options
• Allowing college athletes to earn money from their fame is right — and long-past due
• Police union lawyer: Wasn’t improper to get Fayette Republicans to spurn no-knock ban
• After pandemic and amid political division, looking for kindness wherever it exists
• Paul Prather: 10 great ways to spiritual growth and tranquility (most of the time).
• Beshear issues executive order allowing athletes to make money. What it means for UK.
• Court hearing raises question of when new KY school choice law will be implemented
• Guitarist Tommy Emmanuel is back and playing better than ever. Hear for yourself.
• Updated: FBI seeking man in Lexington after exchange of gunfire with law enforcement
• New restaurant alert: Build-your-own tacos, margaritas and more coming to The Summit
• Missing Milestones: An in-person end to the weirdest high school senior year ever
• Updated: Massive tractor-trailer fire backs up traffic on I-75, Lexington side roads
• Lexington new restaurant guide: 10 places to try, including some open now
• ‘This feels amazing.’ She finally got to play, and now she’s Kentucky’s State Am champ.
• Kentucky’s next five-star visitor is ‘Mr. Everything’ on the basketball court
• As COVID aid flows to Ky schools, public must engage to make sure it’s well spent
• Only by acknowledging oppression can we create the American Dream
• COVID worsened Ky’s drug problem. New law will help get us ‘recovery-ready.’
• Joel Pett: GOP stays focused on the wrong thing
• Most people pay a wealth tax already. Why can’t the wealthy?
• Privacy vs. public health. KY bill would ban businesses, schools from requiring vaccines
• Nearly all Kentuckians who got COVID-19 in the last month were not vaccinated
• Beshear offers $1,500 payment to unemployed Kentuckians who go back to work
• ‘A story ... to celebrate.’ Film recognizes women, Kentuckians from special WWII unit
• ‘I don’t know what to do.’ More pay isn’t helping some Central KY employers fill jobs