Elections

Wallace doesn't plan to fact-check during the debate, but other news outlets have plans for live fact-checking online.

Livestream videos of the debates will be available on the city of Hopkinsville and local league Facebook pages.

Oct. 5 is the deadline to register as a voter and be eligible to cast a ballot in the general election.

Early, in-person voting will begin Oct. 13 at the courthouse and the sheriff's department.

Members of AKA and League of Women Voters are leading the effort.

The reduced workforce affects the deeds and vehicle transfer offices.

Christian County Clerk Mike Kem will give an overview of election plans during the League of Women Voters meeting. A livestream video will be available on the league's Facebook page.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, the first Black candidate elected to statewide office in the commonwealth, was among the speakers.

The deadline to request a mail-in ballot is Oct. 9. Any voter who has a health concern related to COVID-19 is allowed to make a request.

Louis DeJoy, in testimony to a Senate committee, said he has suspended operational changes until after the election.

Louis DeJoy announced the pullback as at least 20 Democratic attorneys general said they plan to file federal lawsuits alleging that DeJoy is illegally changing mail procedures in an effort to suppress votes.

Volunteers will be on hand from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Ruff Park Pavilion to help register voters.