Gov. Andy Beshear signed four pieces of legislation recently passed by the General Assembly to salute military children and their families in celebration of Military Appreciation Month.
There are around 200 polling locations in Jefferson County, a significant increase from 2020, when there was just one station open for primaries on Election Day.
Tuesday is primary election day but plenty of people have already cast their ballots. This is the first major statewide election with new early election laws.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is running for governor. The one-term Republican filed his papers Wednesday and released a video announcement.
Pro-choice protestors turned out in Downtown Louisville Wednesday afternoon, marching in defense of abortion rights. They’re protesting a leaked draft Supreme Court opinion that could overturn Roe v. Wade.
While the elections won’t be final until the general election in November, many reliably red Southern Indiana districts will make their most consequential decision in the primary.
The race to represent Indiana’s 9th district in congress is one of the hottest and most crowded this year. The incumbent, Republican Trey Hollingsworth, decided not to run for re-election, so it’s wide open.
A well-timed press conference about Jeffersontown’s participation in a national prescription drug take back program prompted discussion about how cities prevent crime proactively.
Victims of crimes have rights under the law, such as being advised of any hearings for a suspect and being able to testify at any hearing, such as a plea, release, or sentencing hearing.
In response to a state law that effectively banned abortions in the commonwealth, groups on both sides of the debate gathered at Metro Hall to protest on Thursday.
The ad, released in honor of 4/20, shows the Hoosier Democratic candidate lighting a joint and smoking it on an Illinois backyard one mile from the Indiana state line.
The dispute continues a bitter tug-of-war between Gov. Andy Beshear and the Republican-led legislature over the extent of the governor’s executive authority.
Gov. Andy Beshear, who is expected to sign or veto legislation pertaining to Kentucky's budget, is discussing the state's proposed budget in Frankfort.
If a bill legalizing medical marijuana doesn’t reach his desk, Gov. Andy Beshear says he’s ready to consider taking action himself to give some ailing Kentuckians access to medicinal cannabis.
