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August 2, 2022

• Joel Pett: Lament, not disrespect, was subject of flooding cartoon.
• ‘Neighbors helping neighbors:’ An Appalachian tradition that gets us through tragedy.
• Police find body at Lexington car wash after someone reports a foul odor
• Fair ride breaks, bangs up 3 small children, Ohio family says. ‘Our worst nightmare’
• Here’s what to know as Lexington’s annual pro tennis tournament gets underway
• Floyd schools postpone first day of classes by two weeks due to flood, superintendent says.
• With temps soaring to the 90s, Lexington opens cooling centers, gives discounts to pools
• Abortion is again banned in Kentucky. Providers ask state Supreme Court to intervene.
• Here’s where Eastern KY flood victims can find FEMA registration centers in 7 counties
• ‘Our new weather challenge.’ Hot temperatures follow historic floods in Eastern Kentucky
• Some suggest flood victims ‘got what they voted for.’ Kentuckians aren’t having any of that.
• This is what you need to know about FEMA assistance for Eastern Kentucky flooding
• ‘She didn’t get out.’ Grandson found Breathitt County woman’s body after KY floods
• Knott County courts shut down after suffering ‘significant water damage’ in flood
• Watch: First-person video shows rescuers pulling KY residents from floods with helicopters
• Ky. Humane Society takes in 100 dogs, cats after deadly floods. Here’s how you can help
• Red River Gorge barbecue joint has its own style with bbq sundaes, street tacos
• Kentucky adds Gonzaga to this year’s basketball schedule. Zags will play in Rupp next year.
• UK basketball players raising funds for flood relief with memorabilia for fans
• Kentucky basketball to move annual Blue-White Scrimmage to Eastern Kentucky this fall
• ‘I’ve got to start playing.’ Beau Allen’s transfer driven by urgency, father says
• Report: Former Kentucky QB Beau Allen has found a new football home in Texas
• Longtime Kentucky target makes a commitment. And top UK basketball recruiting links.
• KY natives Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers helping flood victims in Eastern Kentucky
• ‘A semblance of normalcy.’ How one team did what it could to help another in need.
• Where to find cooling centers, shelters in Eastern KY ahead of expected extreme heat
• ‘We’re still in trouble.’ One tiny town’s touchstone disappears under Ky. floodwaters.