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Nick Richards withdraws from NBA draft to return to Kentucky for junior season

Kentucky’s 2019-20 roster received a boost Tuesday with the news that Nick Richards will return for his junior year.

      

 

 

Everything you need to know about 'The Wiggles' show in Louisville

Preschoolers and their parents will meet Emma, the Yellow Wiggle, when the show makes a stop this summer at Actors Theatre of Louisville in August.

        

‘The Louvre Is Suffocating’: Museum Closed As Workers Strike, Citing Overcrowding

Staff at the Paris museum went on strike Monday, citing deteriorating conditions for tourists and staff amid record-setting attendance. It’s unclear whether the galleries will re-open Wednesday.

Snakebites And Kissing Bugs Among Surprise Items On World Health Agenda

Unpredictable moments involved the cost of drugs, the fight against snakebites and kissing bugs … and reproductive rights.

U of L baseball could make a run to the College World Series

The Cards had a poor performance in the ACC Tournament, but they’re still in a good position moving forward.

      

 

 

Kansas City-Area Tornadoes Add to 12 Straight Days of Destruction

Tuesday was the 12th consecutive day with at least eight tornado reports, tying a record. In all, more than 500 tornadoes have been reported in 30 days.

Justices to Hear Case of U.S. Agent’s Shooting of Teenager Across the Mexican Border

The Supreme Court also issued a decision limiting suits against the police by people claiming retaliatory arrests for exercising their First Amendment rights.

Leader of Smithsonian’s African American Museum to Direct Entire Institution

Heralded for the success of the museum he led from idea to fruition, Lonnie G. Bunch III is the first African-American to lead the Smithsonian Institution.

Texas Voting Chief Who Led Botched Voter Purge Resigns

Secretary of State David Whitley was behind an effort to remove alleged noncitizens from the state’s voter rolls. He resigned Monday as the Texas Legislature’s session came to a close.

On the Trail of Tupelo Honey, Liquid Gold From the Swamps

Hurricanes, blights and encroaching development have cut into the harvest in Florida and Georgia, but a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this lucrative prize.

Missouri’s Last Abortion Clinic Could Stop Providing the Procedure This Week

If the clinic stops offering abortions, Missouri would become the first state in the country without access to abortion services in nearly 50 years.

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