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Despite being favored by double digits, Tuesday night’s game against South Carolina was an uphill climb for Kentucky. The Cats started off slowly and spent the rest of the game trying to catch up. They never did.

A fan was ejected from Rupp Arena on Tuesday night after refusing to put away a sign that read "Please go to Texas," referring to speculation about Kentuckys John Calipari being a candidate to coach the Longhorns.

CJ Fredrick played just four minutes for Kentucky before suffering a finger injury during the Wildcats' loss to Missouri.

The Chatham-Kent Health alliance has honoured its own at its annual service recognition ceremony.

Nashville is known as the Buckle on the Bible Belt. However, the city is home to a diversity of religions and traditions, including paganism.

PLENTY of people and groups in Denbighshire made efforts to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s 70 years on the British throne.

Reggie Warford, Kentuckys second Black mens basketball player and first Black player at the school to graduate, has died

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Reggie Warford, who was Kentucky’s second Black men’s basketball player and first Black basketball player to graduate, has died. He was 67.

Reggie Warford, Kentuckys second Black mens basketball player and first Black player at the school to graduate, has died

Unless the Legislature acts, Alaska nonprofits will have to stop selling raffle tickets online June 30. The state has allowed online sales by