Why the 'Liberty' movement is on the rise in Kentucky. What to know ahead of Election Day
Kentucky's 'Liberty' wing is growing statewide, with at least four candidates running in the 2024 General Election.
Kentucky lieutenant governor urges no vote on Amendment 2
EXPLAINER: What does a 'yes' and 'no' vote mean for Kentucky's Amendment 1?
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Kentucky lieutenant governor urges no vote on Amendment 2 during stop in Boone County
A yes vote on Amendment Two would let lawmakers in Frankfort rewrite part of Kentucky's constitution in a way that would allow tax dollars to go to private schools — not just public classrooms. Supporters of the measure see it as a way to connect students to the best educational option that's available.
School choice amendment on Kentucky ballot. What does it mean to vote 'yes' or 'no'?
Kentucky's voter registration deadline is Monday. What to know and early voting start
There are many things at stake this election, including voting for a new president, Kentucky State House and Metro Council.
How Kentucky’s former top prosecutor used his powers to go after abortion providers in secret
Kentucky’s attorney general and two University of Louisville physicians waged a legal battle for more than a year that almost no one knew about — even though it involved the Republican candidate for governor and an issue of intense public interest.
Can stealing or removing someone’s campaign yard sign in Kentucky land you in jail?
In Kentucky, vandalizing or removing a yard sign from someone’s property can result in hefty fines and a months-long jail stay. Still, law enforcement authorities say people often aren’t aware stealing a campaign yard sign could land them in serious trouble.
'Like Secretariat in the Belmont Stakes.' Here's what Kentucky leaders said about VP debate
U.S. Rep. Andy Barr, a Republican, said he felt Vance dominated the stage during Tuesday's debate. Secretary of State Michael Adams, a Republican, called moderator Margaret Brennan unfair after she cut off Vance. Colman Elridge, who chairs the Kentucky Democratic Party, questioned the Trump/Vance ticket's stance on immigration policy.
We're one month out from early voting. Here's how you can vote early in Kentucky.
No-excuse early in-person voting begins in Kentucky on Oct. 31 and goes through Nov. 2.
Kentucky Amendment 2: What Democrats, Republicans say about the measure
In just over four weeks, Kentuckians will have a choice over what the General Assembly can do with their tax dollars regarding school vouchers.
Kentucky House election will test how culture war issues play in suburban Lexington district
After his support for LGBTQ+ teens cost Republican Rep. Killian Timoney the primary, voters in his suburban Lexington district will choose between the Republican who defeated him and a Democrat who describes himself as more of a Libertarian.
Kyle Rittenhouse to visit northern Kentucky for Republican Party candidate fundraiser
Rittenhouse killed two people and shot another during the civil unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 2020. He traveled from his home in Antioch, Ill., to help protect private property and act as a medic while protesters spoke out against the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black man who was shot seven times by a police officer, USA Today reported.
Kentucky activist Hadley Duvall is a 'Woman of the Year' in Glamour Magazine. What's her story?
Local abortion rights activist Hadley Duvall appeared on the cover of Glamour's Women of the Year edition alongside Louisiana activist Kaitlyn Joshua.
Kentucky residents still have one week to register to vote in the next election. Here's how
The 2024 presidential election is on Nov. 5. To vote in Kentucky, people need to register in one week, by Oct. 7.