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Cash shortfalls at UK Healthcare in the past year prompted the University of Kentucky's academic side to float $87 million in internal loans to its medical division. Of that money, $35 million was lent to help finish construction of hybrid operating rooms in UK Healthcare's new $590 million patient bed tower.

When the 2012 Summer Olympics begin Friday in London, athletes, coaches and media with ties to Kentucky will start popping up everywhere. Most visibly, former University of Kentucky standout Anthony Davis will go for gold as a member of the U.S.

A 17-year-old Kentucky girl faces contempt charges for tweeting the two teens who sexually assaulted her. Savannah Dietrich of Louisville told The Courier-Journal (http://cjky.it/NEcirr) she is frustrated by what she feels is a lenient plea bargain. The boys' attorneys have asked a judge to hold Dietrich in contempt for violating the confidentiality of a juvenile hearing.

William Fox-Pitt celebrates his win aboard Parklane Hawk at Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event at Ky. Horse Park in Lexington, Ky., April 29, 2012. Photo by Matt Goins13832

Dynaformer, the Three Chimneys stallion as famous for his surly temperament as for his winning offspring, was euthanized Sunday at age 27, on what would have been the ninth birthday of his most famous son, the late Barbaro. Dynaformer stood for stud at $150,000 this year but was pensioned April 17 after suffering an aortic valve rupture in his stall.

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Kentucky rallied to beat LSU, but two other potential NCAA No. 1 seeds both bit the dust tonight in conference tournaments. Syracuse lost to Cincinnati 71-68 in the Big East semifinals in New York. Kansas lost to Baylor 81-72 in the Big 12 semifinals in Kansas City. The loss shouldn't affect Syracuse's seeding.

Nerlens Noel used his recruiting diary for ESPN to talk about his Kentucky visit this weekend. He talks about the differences between UK's John Calipari and Syracuse's Jim Boeheim. Noel visits Syracuse the week before. I got there Friday morning and went to their practice for about an hour.

Check out the Herald-Leader photo gallery from UK-Ole Miss. Ten Kentucky basketball team notes after Cats improve to 26-1. Ten individual notes from Kentucky's win over Ole Miss. Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy talks to media after his team's 77-62 loss at Kentucky.

PRESENTED BY UK STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARDSeth Meyers, the head writer and Weekend Update host on NBC's Saturday Night Live, is coming to Lexington! He'll be appearing on February 20th at 8pm, where he will be performing a stand-up show.

Posted by Mike Fields on February 16, 2012 As the regular season winds down, we're taking a look at the boys' favorites in each of the 16 regions: Perry County Central is the only 14th Region team in Dave Cantrall's top 25 - the Commodores (21-4) are rated No.

Off the top of my shiny head: - Let's not go overboard on Tee Martin. He is a good young coach with a reputation for being a top recruiter, but he's not Gus Malzahn, much less Bill Walsh.