Beshear makes Juneteenth a Kentucky holiday, protects natural hair in state workplaces by Sarah Ladd May 23, 2024 Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have tried and failed to pass bills on both of these issues.
Kentucky Secretary of State says primary turnout bolstered by early voting, despite calls by some for repeal by Lisa Autry May 23, 2024 The number of early voters has increased every year since being introduced in 2020.
Kentucky presidential, congressional returns by Kentucky Lantern May 22, 2024 Trump took 85% of the GOP vote. Democrats give Biden 71%, while 18% were uncommitted.
More military veterans and active duty service members are dying by suicide than in battle – understanding why can help with prevention by April Smith May 22, 2024 Fostering a culture of support in the military could help build connection among service members.
Bernheim Forest appeals to Kentucky Supreme Court to stop pipeline in conservation easement by Liam Niemeyer May 22, 2024 Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities want to condemn land in the wildlife corridor that state funding helped buy.
Few upsets as Kentuckians nominate candidates for November election by McKenna Horsley May 21, 2024 Trump and Biden won as expected. Republican state lawmakers Southworth, Heath and Timoney fell to party rivals.
Here are the 2024 primary election results for Christian County by Hoptown Chronicle May 21, 2024 Hopkinsville voters gave victories to four Republican challengers in city council races.
The number of births continues to fall, despite abortion bans by Tim Henderson May 21, 2024 Only Tennessee and North Dakota had small increases in births from 2022 to 2023, according to a Stateline analysis of provisional federal data on births.
Don’t shoot the wild pigs. It only makes them more elusive. by Liam Niemeyer May 19, 2024 Kentucky is finalizing a ban on hunting feral swine in hopes of slowing their advance.
Fact checking claims about vaccines as new COVID-19 variant emerges by Sarah Ladd May 16, 2024 Even some Kentucky lawmakers are not immune to transmitting misinformation.
As early voting begins, use it or risk losing it, says Kentucky’s chief elections officer by McKenna Horsley May 16, 2024 Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams predicts 15% statewide turnout in primaries that conclude Tuesday.
First Biden-Trump presidential debate set for June 27 in Atlanta by Ariana Figueroa May 15, 2024 CNN will host the debate with no audience present. Moderators will be announced later.
