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July 8, 2021

• Former Kentucky union official admits embezzling nearly $40,000
• Is Devin Booker on the verge of a feat no ex-UK basketball player has ever achieved?
• Do you believe in second chances? UK lands transfer from LSU looking for fresh start.
• ‘Something I won’t forget.’ Mintz says last year’s losses will fuel this year’s Cats.
• Experts say Texas leads, but can Kentucky pull Keyonte George out of Big 12 country?
• Kentucky State Police trooper charged with assaulting his girlfriend, records show
• The team behind Lexington comic con is bringing a new convention to the city
• Eastern KY woman accused of stealing bus allegedly returns to school, assaults superintendent
• Bird deaths in Kentucky: Residents in more counties asked to put away feeders
• Spirituality can transform individuals for the greater good. Some ways to start.
• Joel Pett on the Lexington Police union and its response to the no-knock warrant ban
• Kentucky bird illnesses & deaths: How to help
• Letters to the Editor: American history can be sad but children should understand it.
• Keeneland fully reopening for 2021 Fall Meet, announces new ticketing guidelines
• ‘Yoked by Woke,’ and other sad tales from satirists these days
• How to get in on free youth golf clinic, free tickets for PGA Barbasol Championship
• Kentucky constable to plead guilty to attempted murder of FBI agent
• Lexington has $113 million in stimulus funds to spend on projects. You can weigh in.
• COVID-19 on the rise again in Kentucky after months of decline
• With cooperation and new ideas, Appalachia has a bright future in its 13 states
• KSP releases name of woman found dead on Estill County road. Investigation continues
• A dozen last-minute NBA Draft withdrawals who will boost their teams next season
• Former Cats say Kentucky good for NIL profits because ‘that fan base is crazy’
• Toyota reports substantial increase in U.S. sales despite global microchip shortage
• Kentucky’s demanding schedule for 2021-22 basketball season just got tougher
• A Central Kentucky dining landmark — the last in the nation — is celebrating a milestone
• All the details on one of bourbon’s most anticipated annual releases