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During his Sunday morning appearance, Gov. Beshear talked about a potential Harris presidency and the misinformation about FEMA being put out by Trump and Vance.
Kentucky Supreme Court candidate Pamela Goodwine increased her already-massive fundraising advantage over her opponent in the past month, with the help of a supportive PAC that received a big check from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Lexington got blanketed this week with yet another mailer on Amendment 2, the ballot measure that would change the state Constitution to allow public school funding to go to private schools. But you’d never know it was about that: Once again, advocates are touting the lie that Amendment 2
The League explains why they are opposing this amendment.
Kentucky Open Government Coalition co-director Amye Bensenhaver called the Kentucky Supreme Court’s ruling a “monumentally important opinion.”
The last eastern Kentucky Democrat in the state House of Representatives faces a rematch as she tries to hold onto her seat in a presidential election year.
When pregnancies go wrong, more men are seeing their partners suffer the horrors of delaying or forgoing care. And they’re speaking out.
“Going viral” can make a difference, even with anti-environment governments.
The “Safer Kentucky Act” is not making Kentucky safer. Instead, it is punishing the less fortunate, including the unhoused.
Dwight Hopkins, circuit court clerk in Lincoln County, is out.
The SAVE Act, which hasn’t been passed, could make it harder for married women and others who have changed names to register to vote, like posts online claim.
Forget those other so-called “Moms for Liberty” – here are some real-life ones.
Forget about the lives of the children; it’s all about the Benjamins.
A Republican state senator and other supporters of a “school choice” amendment widely shared a satirical video Monday claiming an eastern Kentucky school district bought luxury vehicles.
Two parents from Florida and Arizona lay out the horrors that await if Kentucky passes Amendment 2.
