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Food News and Chews Pt 2 for Nov 18

Richard talks with Jack about home runs, the Bengals and if anyone will want to pay for new stadiums ever again.

the Herald-Leader columnist talks UK football, basketball and attendance.

Sgt. Jack T. Roberts tells Jack about this week's wanted person.

Quint Tatro and Jack Pattie preview today's business news.

Friday's early news includes a man shot in Lexington.

Heather, with the Better Business Bureau, talks with Jack about avoiding holiday shopping scams.

The Daughter of former UK football coach Blanton Collier talks with Jack about her book "Talking Together: Getting Beyond Polarization Through Civil Dialogue"

Cinelli, President of MetroNet, talks with Kruser about the company's plans to build a gigabit fiber optic network in Lexington.

Popper, with Judicial Watch, talks with Kruser about the group's suit against Kentucky, claiming irregularities in voter registrations.

the LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack about Roy Moore and other sex scandals.

In this week's Tech Talk, James Mason talks with Jack about streaming TV devices.

Two more women accuse Roy Moore of sexual improprieties. Steve Kastenbaum reports.

Scott reports on a death investigation and the latest from Zimbabwe.

Brian comes from the right, Bill from the left. Jack tries to keep them in line.

Carla tells Jack about The Academies of Lexington.

The Herald-Leader columnist talks about the UK loss to Kansas and the road ahead for the basketball team.

Wednesday's Morning Money.

A fatal crash in Clark County and a reported coup in Zimbabwe top the morning's news.

Kruser's monthly visit with the State Rep. focuses on the pension crisis.