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May 12, 2022

• Make the pound cake that was a sparkling dessert at Lexington’s Flag Fork Herb Farm
• Father of slain Lexington children raises money to have them buried in hometown
• Jury finds former Central Kentucky principal not guilty of child pornography charges
• Need to find your Kentucky polling place for the May 17 primary? Here’s how
• Lexington mayor’s race: Gorton’s opponents focus on her record on crime, housing
• ‘What’s best for Ritchie.’ Kentucky Derby winner will skip Preakness Stakes.
• Meet the 2022 Kentucky Junior All-Stars set to face Indiana high school basketball’s best
• UK back in postseason picture, powered by one of college baseball’s best relief pitchers
• For NBC’s Kenny Rice, Rich Strike’s Kentucky Derby is ’1 of top 5 races I’ve covered.’
• Kentucky Dems file ethics complaint against AG Cameron for investigating Beshear
• The 2022 Kentucky primary: What changes to expect when you go to vote.
• Longtime Fayette sheriff and her primary opponent spar over her tenure in the job
• With Cameron aiming for governor, who will be AG? Former US Attorney says he’s running
• As housing costs heat up, so does growth debate. What Lexington mayoral candidates say.
• Kentucky professors, tell us what it was like to teach through COVID
• Newport Aquarium welcomes 3 ‘critically endangered’ critters to exhibit opening Friday
• Accused shooter in fatal Kentucky home break-in wants to plead guilty but mentally ill
• KHSAA looks to keep Girls’ Sweet 16 basketball tournament in Rupp Arena through 2028
• ‘It was really beyond us saving it.’ Fire destroys abandoned home in Madison County
• DEA seizes over $2 million and 10,000 oxycodone pills in Kentucky. 12 people charged.
• Don’t like this Studio Players’ play? Wait two minutes and they’ll do a new one for you.
• Detective: Neighbors called 911 after Lexington mom said ‘Kill yourself, kill the kids’
• Politics Training
• Portions of downtown Lexington street will soon close; permanent lane changes coming
• Kentucky education chief, department spokeswoman test positive for COVID
• This year’s Kentucky Presidential Scholars are both from Lexington
• KY man gets 6 months tacked onto 10 year sentence for fraud after escaping to Florida
• City, schools ignore each other and Lexington’s most valuable asset: Our kids.
• ‘Everyone gets a fair shake.’ Roberts responds to County Attorney endorsement.
• On abortion, most Americans disagree with activists on both sides, lean toward center