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February 16, 2023

• With its basketball season on the line, Kentucky answers Calipari’s latest challenge
• District matchups set as boys’ and girls’ high school postseason begins Monday
• In need of cash, Ky.-based AppHarvest sells more shares to get funding for rest of year
• Kentucky Derby Watch 2023: A look at the top 10 contenders, including Baffert horses
• Three takeaways from Kentucky basketball’s important win at Mississippi State
• Letters to the Editor may be original social media, but let’s try for more civility | Opinion
• Kentucky basketball without two injured guards for SEC game at Mississippi State
• Five things you need to know from Kentucky’s gutty 71-68 win at Mississippi State
• Box score from Kentucky basketball’s 71-68 win at Mississippi State
• Kentucky tops Mississippi State in battle of bubble teams. It was a big one for the Cats.
• John Calipari describes how Kentucky basketball pulled out a gutsy win at Mississippi State
• Judge reduces bond for Lexington woman who was charged in domestic incident, shot by police
• Lightning strike sparks Central Kentucky barn fire, killing several animals
• Lexington ham store closing: ‘Going to be very hard to walk away from it.’
• ‘I’m human. We’re human’: Crowd rallies at Kentucky Capitol to protest anti-LGBTQ bills
• Meet Kentucky’s own version of Rosa Parks from decades before. | Opinion
• ‘You blew it.’ New commercial building approved in a historic Black neighborhood
• Live updates: Kentucky Wildcats at Mississippi State Bulldogs college basketball
• Supreme Court kicks abortion can down the road. Again, Ky. women left without choices. | Opinion
• Abortion remains illegal in Kentucky as state Supreme Court denies injunctive relief
• Comedian Fortune Feimster brings new ‘Live Laugh Love!’ tour to Lexington
• New Lexington city hall back on the table? New study to cost $250,000
• Lexington Peruvian restaurant closes but you can still get authentic favorites. Here’s how
• Updated: Critics grow louder, but bill on LGBTQ, parental school policies passes out of Senate
• KY Senate gets bill to criminalize college hazing following death of UK freshman
• ‘Brazen theft.’ Former University of Kentucky student accused in $67 million fraud
• To help end NCAA Tournament drought, UK baseball went heavy on transfer portal additions
• The John Clay Podcast: Can Kentucky basketball sweep Tennessee?
• Where to watch, how to follow Kentucky’s men’s basketball game vs. No. 10 Tennessee
• First Scouting Report: UK seeks its first regular-season sweep of Tennessee since 2012
• This winter, ex-Cat Dwight Perry has been thrust into a Division I head coaching job
• KY legislator wants to end university lifetime contracts — a reference to Calipari
• UK environmental health team wants to study long-term effects of OH chemical disaster
• A rivalry is born: Lexington SC, Louisville City FC to collide in soccer’s U.S. Open Cup
• ‘Rough living.’ E. Kentucky flood victims spending winter in storage sheds, campers
• Look inside: Six months after devastating flooding in Eastern Kentucky, recovery continues
• Fund approved for flood recovery in E. Kentucky could be source of housing money
• Oscar Tshiebwe moves into top 10 all-time in rebounds for Kentucky men’s basketball
• Kentucky women deserve life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness | Opinion
• Marching band requirements keep Fayette schools’ music programs from being inclusive | Opinion
• Reactions to KY abortion ruling: Conservatives celebrate, Democrats vow to keep fighting.