Mediocrity killed the Cats
Kentucky passed over for NCAA tourney, headed instead to the NIT
In 1970, Al McGuire and his Marquette Golden Eagles told the NCAA tournament selection committee to shove it and chose instead to play in the NIT.
Civil rights and wrongs
Opponents fear ‘religious freedom’ bill will undermine LGBT fairness ordinances and allow discrimination
The Kentucky state Senate followed the suit of their opposite chamber late Thursday night by overwhelmingly passing House Bill 279 — labeled by supporters as the “religious freedom&rdqu
Happy trails
A look at Kentucky’s bourbon tourism industry, from the current boom to the challenges that remain
Sometimes,” wrote Mark Twain, “too much to drink is never enough.”
Tourney 101
Seedy K’s almost annual ABCs of the NCAA tournament
Automatic Bids: They go to winners of conference tournaments, except the Ivy League, which doesn’t conduct one.
Beware the Cards of March
Dominant defense, deep bench lead Louisville to a No. 1 overall seed in NCAA tournament
Before examining the 75th NCAA basketball tournament, let’s take a look at Louisville — a clear top-tier school with a big chance to grab the 2013 NCAA crown — and a te
Profiles in flavor
Meet three of Kentucky’s most intriguing distillers
Talking about flavor profiles with a master distiller can make you almost as hungry as it does thirsty.
Clean slate
A crop of expungement bills stirs debate among local officials
A handful of bills circulating in Frankfort that would ease state limitations on record expungements for convicted criminals has provoked political posturing among city leaders regarding the extent
