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September 14, 2022

• Kentucky basketball sets another game on the schedule. This one honors a UK trailblazer.
• Here’s where Kentucky basketball recruits landed in new class of 2024 rankings
• ‘Very unique place.’ Mark Stoops left Youngstown, but Youngstown didn’t leave Mark Stoops.
• Kentucky sets date for Big Blue Madness. And the campout for tickets will return.
• For one day, 48 local restaurants are donating at least 25 percent of sales. Here’s why.
• Lexington’s Miyako restaurants owner gives details on his new Japanese pub
• For freedom and family, my fellow Republicans should pass law to protect same-sex marriage
• Lexington’s double standard: Social justice protesters arrested while drunk rioters go free.
• Week 5 preview: Boyle County faces test at Bowling Green; Belfry takes on Pikeville
• Fayette County attorney resigning, new prosecutor will take office at end of month
• Centre College announces $50M in scholarships for underserved, low-income students
• KY group working to protect abortion access raises four times as much as opposing campaign
• Joel Pett: UK’s flipped priorities
• Bomb threat at Western Kentucky University was unfounded, officials say
• Couch fires. Flipped cars. Drunken hooligans. How State Street became UK party central
• To honor Black sports in Lexington, ‘Who says you can’t have your own Hall of Fame?’
• Teen runner has heart attack at HS cross country meet, Tennessee officials say
• Thanks to hefty loan, Kloiber leads Gorton in fundraising in Lexington mayoral race
• ‘It’s all panning out.’ Kentucky teen will make another appearance on ‘American Idol.’
• Man, 20, allegedly used social media to threaten staff of Western Kentucky high school
• Lexington’s Jacobson Park closed Wednesday for a chemical safety exercise
• Minor suffers gunshot wound in shooting near Lexington cemetery
• He was ruled last year’s Kentucky Derby winner this year. Now Mandaloun is retired.
• Mexican Independence Day isn’t Cinco de Mayo. Celebrate at this Lexington festival.
• Craft launches campaign for governor in crowded GOP primary, goes right after Beshear
• How often do top college recruits watch basketball, and what do they look for?
• Dunbar locks up top district seed in quest to revisit boys’ soccer postseason glory
• Detective: Deadly Lexington domestic violence case was first reported as possible suicide
• How Guy Morriss proved his worth to Kentucky in wake of one of most embarrassing losses
• How No. 9 Kentucky and Youngstown State match up — with a game prediction
• Why Mitch Barnhart, Mark Stoops don’t want to drop FCS games from UK football schedule
• Safety agency says defect, inadequate protection caused deadly pipeline blast in Kentucky
• UK reveals 2023 SEC baseball schedule. See who the Cats will play — and who they won’t
• Looking for a COVID booster, flu shot or monkeypox vaccine? Where to find one in Lexington
• Puppies named after Backstreet Boys meet the band members, shelter says. See the photos