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How Liam Coen is different now from his last stint as Kentucky offensive coordinator

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Liam Coen was gone from Kentucky football for less than a full year, but the Wildcats’ offensive coordinator is not the same coach who left Lexington last February.

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University of Kentucky one of largest holders of Native American remains that haven’t been returned to tribes

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The University of Kentucky is one of the largest holders of Native American remains and artifacts that have not been made available for return to tribes, a report from ProPublica published this week showed.

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Mark Story: For John Calipari and Kentucky, can this marriage be saved?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — To a degree that would have been unthinkable five years ago, the John Calipari coaching era at Kentucky has begun to feel like the end days of Tubby Smith’s UK coaching regime and the final seasons of Denny Crum’s coaching tenure at Louisville.

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Lexington doctors bike for a cause - thousands of miles away in Southeast Asia

Two UK Medical Center doctors rode their bikes 1,500 miles in Vietnam and Cambodia for charity.

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Deadline approaches for Lexington businesses to apply for Green Check

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Liam Coen returning to Kentucky to run the Wildcats’ offense. Here’s why and what’s ahead.

The worst-kept secret for Kentucky football is a secret no more.

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Lexington city officials preparing for the annual homeless count later this month

The call is going out for volunteers to assist with the annual homeless count in the Lexington area. This year’s count is scheduled for January 25th.

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The rate of Lexington's new COVID cases holding steady

Most recently, the Lexington community has been experiencing about three to four hundred reported cases of COVID per week. That doesn’t include all the home testing that goes unreported. Coronavirus activity comes as communities deal with the newest omicron subvariant, which appears to be the most transmissible strain of the…

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Lexington asking for infrastructure fund applicants

The virtual door is now open for applicants to participate in Lexington’s new infrastructure fund.

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John Clay: Distressed by Kentucky's ugly Music City Bowl loss to Iowa? Don’t be.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — At the end of the day, here’s what Kentucky's 21-0 loss to Iowa in the Music City Bowl last Saturday meant: Nothing.

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John Calipari makes good on a lineup promise, and Kentucky holds off LSU for first SEC win

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Before his team took the basketball court Tuesday, Kentucky coach John Calipari said he didn’t know if it would happen that night or Saturday afternoon or two weeks from now.

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Longtime Lexington council member named as Fayette County Clerk

A familiar face to Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government will be taking on the duties of the county clerk in less than a month.

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‘The kid really works at it.’ UK freshman is one of nation’s best three-point shooters.

When opposing coaches from overmatched programs complete their postgame media duties inside Rupp Arena, they usually field plenty of questions about Kentucky.

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Former Kentucky Poet Laureate, Richard Taylor, author of numerous collections of poetry, two novels, and several books relating to Kentucky history on becoming an inductee into the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame. | Emily Cross Gibson on her podcast series about author, social activist and Distinguished Professor in Residence at…

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As expected, Kentucky blows out Louisville. Can Cats carry it over to a quality opponent?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — A Kentucky-Louisville basketball rivalry game that was supposed to be a lopsided affair was exactly that Saturday afternoon in Rupp Arena.

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Lexington radio personality transforms into Santa Jack for the holidays

A Lexington radio personality brightens the holidays for children

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Kentucky wins but still struggles against one of college basketball’s worst teams

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky put one in the win column Wednesday night, but it was a performance that won’t do anything to allay fears that this Wildcats team isn’t quite as good as it was cracked up to be.

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Lexington prepares for colder conditions with its emergency weather plan

Lexington officials are putting in place the extended activation of the emergency weather plan. A critical part of that plan involves expanded street outreach to try and contact unsheltered persons.

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Talk of adding Kentucky runoff rule cools. What could that mean for a 2023 run by former Gov. Matt Bevin?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — It lit a spark of curiosity among those following the crowded 2023 GOP gubernatorial primary for Kentucky governor, but the flicker of potential for a runoff rule in that race has all but blown out.

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Holiday activities planned at Lexington homeless facility

Fayette Countians can contribute in many ways to holiday activities at Lexington’s city-run homeless facilities.

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As needs continue to grow, Lexington Salvation Army Kettles continue to collect aid

Salvation Army red kettles have been scattered around towns like Lexington for well over a hundred years.

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Kentucky’s offense uneven again, but Cats hold off Yale behind Oscar Tshiebwe’s big day

LEXINGTON, Ky. — What looked like an easy Saturday afternoon at Rupp Arena turned into a tough day for the Kentucky Wildcats.

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Mark Story: Now that the battle is on, who has the advantage, Mark Stoops or Jeff Brohm?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Four years ago, when the University of Louisville was trying to woo native son Jeff Brohm home to clean up the mess left by Bobby Petrino, my column about that attempt ran under a strong headline:

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Public comment on renter's rights took center stage at Lexington's last City Council meeting of 2022

The last Lexington City Council meeting of 2022 was a lengthy one. Public comments comprised much of the session Tuesday.

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Kentucky’s Will Levis announces he won’t play in Music City Bowl, declares for NFL draft

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky will play its bowl game without star quarterback Will Levis.

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