Nov 3 Kentucky Politics It’s Election Day In Kentucky. Here’s What You Need To Know It’s Election Day and if you didn’t vote early by mail or in person, today is the last day you can cast a ballot. By Ryland Barton Nov 3 Kentucky Politics Election Day In Kentucky: What You Need To Know Ryland Barton
Nov 2 Kentucky Politics Voters Turn Out On The Final Day Of Early Voting By the time polls opened on Monday morning, about half of the county’s registered voters had already voted. By Ryan Van Velzer Nov 2 Kentucky Politics Voters Turn Out On The Final Day Of Early Voting Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 31 Kentucky Politics Daniel Cameron Asks U.S. Supreme Court To Uphold Abortion Law Attorney General Daniel Cameron is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate a Kentucky law that sought to ban a common abortion method. By Ryland Barton Oct 31 Kentucky Politics Daniel Cameron Asks U.S. Supreme Court To Uphold Abortion Law Ryland Barton
Oct 30 Kentucky Politics Ky. Secretary Of State: Most Votes Will Be Counted By Election Night Secretary of State Michael Adams says the vast majority of election results will be counted and reported on election night. By Ryland Barton Oct 30 Kentucky Politics Ky. Secretary Of State: Most Votes Will Be Counted By Election Night Ryland Barton
Oct 29 Kentucky Politics McGrath Makes Final Push To Overcome McConnell Amy McGrath hopes the expansion of early and mail-in voting helps her overcome incumbent Mitch McConnell’s apparent lead. By Ryland Barton Oct 29 Kentucky Politics McGrath Makes Final Push To Overcome McConnell Ryland Barton
Oct 28 Kentucky Politics McConnell Says Democrats Want To ‘Fundamentally Change Our Country’ Mitch McConnell turned up the political rhetoric, telling supporters that the country is in danger of being taken over by “radical liberals.” By Ryland Barton Oct 28 Kentucky Politics McConnell Says Democrats Want To ‘Fundamentally Change Our Country’ Ryland Barton
Oct 27 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Propose Paid Parental Leave For State Workers A bipartisan pair of lawmakers is proposing a bill to provide 12 weeks of paid family leave to state workers. By Ryland Barton Oct 27 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Propose Paid Parental Leave For State Workers Ryland Barton
Oct 26 Kentucky Politics McGrath, Barron Debate While McConnell Leads Barrett Confirmation While Mitch McConnell oversaw the Supreme Court confirmation, candidates trying to unseat him debated. By Ryland Barton Oct 26 Kentucky Politics McGrath, Barron Debate While McConnell Confirms Justice Ryland Barton
Oct 23 Kentucky Politics Legislators Push For Stronger Hate Crime Law The legislation comes in reaction to the killings of two Black people at a Jeffersontown Kroger in 2018. By Ryland Barton Oct 23 Kentucky Politics Legislators Push For Stronger Hate Crime Law Ryland Barton
Oct 23 Kentucky Politics Mitch McConnell, Amy McGrath And The Coronavirus In Kentucky Mitch McConnell is running for his seventh term in office during a pandemic. His Democratic opponent Amy McGrath blames him for not getting a new relief bill passed. By Ryland Barton Oct 23 Kentucky Politics Mitch McConnell, Amy McGrath On Coronavirus Response Ryland Barton
Oct 22 Kentucky Politics State Treasurer Says Beshear Coronavirus Order Violated Constitution Treasurer Allison Ball says Gov. Andy Beshear violated the constitution when he banned mass-gatherings early in the coronavirus pandemic. By Ryland Barton Oct 22 Kentucky Politics Treasurer: Beshear Coronavirus Order Unconstitutional Ryland Barton
Oct 21 Kentucky Politics McConnell Leads McGrath By 9 Points In New Poll Mitch McConnell holds a nine-point lead over Democratic challenger Amy McGrath in Kentucky’s U.S. Senate race, according to a new poll. By Ryland Barton Oct 21 Kentucky Politics McConnell Leads McGrath By 9 Points In New Poll Ryland Barton
Oct 21 Kentucky Politics Meet The Candidates For Jefferson County Family Court Judge The three candidates share many policy similarities, but they differ in personal background and professional experience. By Graham Ambrose Oct 21 Kentucky Politics Meet The Candidates For Jefferson County Family Court Judge Graham Ambrose
Oct 20 Kentucky Politics Mail-In, Early Voting In Kentucky Signals High Voter Turnout State officials say more than 318,000 people have voted in person so far, and 378,000 mail-in ballots have been received by county clerks. By Ryland Barton Oct 20 Kentucky Politics Mail-In, Early Voting In Kentucky Signals High Voter Turnout Ryland Barton