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September 10, 2021

• KY lawmakers override Beshear’s vetoes and end all statewide mask mandates
• Beshear rebukes Kentucky legislature for preventing him from issuing a mask mandate
• Kentucky football predictions: Can Cats overpower Missouri in SEC opener?
• What parents, students need to know after Kentucky lawmakers’ school COVID decisions
• West Nile virus found in bird. Lexington health department to spray for mosquitoes
• Want to honor the 20th anniversary of 9/11? Here are some Lexington area events
• ‘Too good to be true.’ Central Kentucky man wins $100,000 on lottery scratch-off
• Three Chevy Chase area restaurants closed. What’s coming back and what isn’t.
• College football on television this weekend (Sept. 10-11)
• Kentucky football: Five things to know about the Missouri Tigers
• Kentucky adds new varsity sport, set to begin competition in February
• Early University of Kentucky numbers show a record enrollment for the second year
• The 13 best things to do in and around Lexington this weekend
• Requiem for 9/11: Kentucky opera director to lead National Chorale for 20th anniversary
• Letters to the Editor: A COVID fantasyland, Stivers’ shame, better for bus drivers.
• Council proposal on ADUs would bring more development woes to Lexington
• Fayette school board will decide Monday whether to continue making masks mandatory
• Attorneys: Lexington had right to ban no-knock warrants without bargaining with FOP
• We were born after Sept. 11. But students today are still shaped by its events.
• Joel Pett reminds us terror lurks in surprising places
• After special session, Ky GOP owns COVID crisis. Let’s see how they do.
• ‘We swore to never forget.’ At 9-11 stair climb, sacrifice is honored with every step.
• Lexington’s oldest sushi-only restaurant has closed. Owner explains why, what’s next.
• TV meteorologist nearly speechless as boyfriend proposes on live Kentucky broadcast
• Friday Night Lights: Live high school football updates and broadcast links
• ‘He’s still the sheriff.’  Jessamine County sheriff charged with DUI in Nicholasville
• More Kentucky basketball recruiting links: Will UK target DJ Wagner go to college?