The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to block an order by Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear that bars in-person, K-12 education until early January in areas hard hit by COVID-19.

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said that “in many ways” this year’s general election was stolen by President-elect Joe Biden, according to multiple reports.

Attorney General Daniel Cameron says the NTI rules break first amendment rights.

The company had been planning to call a limited-time treat Caramel Pecan, but decided to change the name after Harris was elected vice president.

Elridge will be the first African-American to hold the position in the Commonwealth’s history.

Following the apparent election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, Louisville’s only Historically Black College has received two hate-fueled voice mails in recent days.

Beshear first took on defending the ACA while he was the acting attorney general for Kentucky.

On Facebook, the owners offered free food from their Pollo restaurant on Brownsboro Road to anyone willing to give up their campaign MAGA hats, shirts and flags.

Cameron is one of 10 Republican attorneys general across the nation urging the Supreme Court to take up the case.

While expressing concerns and suggesting the possibility, area congressmen do not offer any verification of actual voter fraud in the presidential election.

Nearly 150 years after the illustrious Howard University was founded, fellow graduates reflect on Kamala Harris, the first woman to become Vice President.

In a statement on Twitter from The Carter Center, the former president said he “looks forward to seeing the positive change they bring to our nation.”

There have been no reports of anyone getting shot, and the laws in Arizona, Nevada and Michigan allow people to openly carry firearms in public.

Local leaders and officials in Kentucky have been posting reactions on social media following the election of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.

The margins are narrowing, but President Donald Trump continues suing to stop the count in states where he’s ahead, while questioning legal votes in states where he’s behind.

Most of the election week, Americans watched as results trickled in and as of Friday night, they were still coming.

GOP members say economic progress is why Kentucky voters have kept them firmly in power.

Local election officials in Kentucky have a deadline of Nov. 10 to send election results to the state.

For those who feel like their vote doesn’t count, some argue this presidential election disproves that.

Democratic leaders in the state will now face more resistance in the legislature.

Among the statements by President Trump were his claim of victory and a threat to go to court if he doesn’t win.

Marsy's Law passed nearly 2-1 in Kentucky.

Rodney Brewer says people took the quotes out of context and jumped to conclusions.

Holcomb (R-IN), along with Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, faced Democratic candidate Woody Myers, and Libertarian candidate Donald Rainwater II on the ballot.

Just as he did in his surprising 2016 romp, President Donald Trump claimed Kentucky and Indiana in Tuesday night’s bid for re-election.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell breezed past Amy McGrath and claimed a seventh term in office.

As millions of Americans made their way to the polls, many are also reflecting on what it has taken to get that right to vote for many and how important that is.

A number of people wouldn’t have made out to vote on Election Day, if volunteer drivers didn’t put the pedal to the metal towards the polls.

Indiana Republican Attorney General candidate and former congressman Todd Rokita has recently tested positive for COVID-19 and will not be attending election night events.

Voting has been easy for people at the Kentucky Expo Center on Election Day.

Secretary of State Michael Adams said he was confident in Kentucky’s voting process, however he did have some concerns leading up to Election Day.

For 28 days, Indiana offered early voting, partly to try to limit crowds across the state of Indiana.

On the day before the 2020 election, thousands showed up to vote early across Kentucky, some citing concern over COVID-19 as the reason they came to cast their ballots early.

Jefferson County will have 20 polling sites. Residents can go to any of them regardless of where they live in the county.

Election Day is November 3, 2020 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Of the four early voting locations, there’s a major discrepancy in how many voters are showing up between them.

Rep. Trey Hollingsworth (R-9) is taking on Democratic challenger Andy Ruff and Libertarian challenger Tonya Millis.

Favre’s endorsement comes a day after another retired sports superstar, professional golfer Jack Nicklaus, came out in support of President Trump.

Jonathan Weinzapfel faces former U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita in the November election.

Trump took 75.6 percent of the vote, making Spencer County one of the reddest spots in a deeply red state.

WAVE 3 News reached out to both candidates to ask them about important topics impacting JCPS, including the JCPS property tax increase, how to address racial equity in schools and the student assignment proposal.

COVID-19 and funding for Hoosier schools were hot topics during the Indiana gubernatorial debate Tuesday night.

One week since returning to the campaign trail, where his handling of the pandemic is a central issue to voters, Trump blasted his government’s own scientists for their criticism of his performance.

As each early voting day passes, the numbers show fewer and fewer people are going to the west end sites to cast their ballots.

In Kentucky, voters have to decide on Amendment 2 - whether to change the state constitution when it comes to district court judges and commonwealth's attorneys.

This is the first weekend four facilities in Louisville have been open for early voting. To poll workers' surprise, lines were long and polls were packed.

A person found a pile of discarded USPS mail, including 112 absentee ballots for the upcoming election, on Thursday.

A person found a pile of discarded USPS mail, including 112 absentee ballots for the upcoming election, on Thursday.

Sen. Mitch McConnell surprised voters at the Fairgrounds in Louisville on Thursday morning when he cast his ballot early and in person.

As early voting begins across Kentucky, Breonna Taylor’s name is not on the ballot, but it is on the minds of many voters.

Tuesday brought the first day of early voting in Kentucky, and a local woman is on a mission to help transport voters to the polls.

The early-voting period runs until Monday, Nov. 2.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s record on Capitol Hill and Lt. Col. (Ret.) Amy McGrath’s plans if she were elected were both key targets for the two candidates in Monday night’s only debate between the candidates, which aired on WAVE 3 News.

Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell and challenger Amy McGrath will debate for the first and only time before the November election.

Kentucky voters will be able to cast an early ballot beginning Tuesday.

With thousands of absentee ballots already issued from the Jefferson County Election Center, registered voters have until 11:59 p.m. Friday if they still need to request one.

Confused about how, when and where to vote in the upcoming general election? Here’s everything you need to know.

The deadline to register to vote in Kentucky has now passed. Some in Louisville spent the last month, even the final day, making sure anyone who wanted to sign up could.