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May 31, 2022

• The Peach Truck is returning to Lexington. Here’s how, when to order Georgia peaches
• New premium sushi, sake restaurant opens in Lexington’s Chevy Chase neighborhood
• Richard DeCamp, ‘a wonderful salesman for preservation’ in Lexington, dies at 90
• Woman sentenced to 10 years for fatal stabbing committed at Lexington apartments
• Updated: 4 people arrested after an abandoned school burns down in Central Kentucky
• Lexington police investigating 4 shootings on Memorial Day, another Tuesday morning
• Tired of gun violence? We need to change the laws or change the legislators.
• First Black student to integrate Fayette schools recognized for ‘bold and historic step’
• Signing letter of intent for Lexington plumbing career puts KY student in spotlight
• Ky. district champs’ baseball field vandalized. Rivals’ runner-up medals left behind.
• Louisville football is finding recruiting gold in California
• Ky. judge recuses himself in long-running hedge fund state pension case
• Affordable bikes for all: This non-profit is giving Lexington riders tools for success
• ‘Our No. 1 priority.’ Kentucky county approves $480,000 for more officers in schools
• She’s a Kentucky state champion and a star for the Cats. Next up is the U.S. Women’s Open.
• Lexington Catholic knocks off Madison Central in 11th Region softball quarterfinals
• ‘They shouldn’t have to go hungry.’ How KY moms are banding together in formula shortage
• Son of NKU Coach Darrin Horn joining Kentucky Wildcats as walk-on basketball player
• Mike Pratt’s time of need leads to request for an assist from Kentucky fans
• Jacob Toppin is coming back ‘with big goals in mind.’ UK’s veteran roster should help.
• Judge denies request to enforce Kentucky’s new abortion law, keeps block in effect
• Joel Pett: Growth chart for today’s kids
• Updated: Coroner identifies man shot, killed by a Kentucky sheriff’s deputy
• DJ Wagner and other Kentucky basketball takeaways from Nike recruiting event in Louisville
• Is DJ Wagner to Louisville a done deal? ‘Kentucky is still very much alive in this.’