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Where Kentucky goes all out for the holidays
From small-town streets to underground passages, there are some unexpected places to celebrate the season with these holiday events in Kentucky.
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Dembo vs. Alvarado: 3 takeaways from Kentucky’s 6th Congressional debate
In a rapid-fire, hourlong debate, Zach Dembo and Ralph Alvarado made their cases to voters and corrected the record as Kentucky’s 6th Congressional race enters the home stretch.
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Booker and Barr spar in sole US Senate debate ahead of 2026 midterms
In Kentucky’s only debate in the 2026 US Senate race, Charles Booker and Andy Barr often offered voters contrasting policy positions on everything from data centers to healthcare.
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Debates few and far between as Kentucky nears Election Day
Election season used to mean a flurry of debates and candidate forums. That’s not the case in Kentucky ahead of this year’s midterms, candidates and organizers say.
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Trans Kentuckians Are Staying Home. The Data Says Community Is What Helps.
Some gender expansive Kentuckians told Queer Kentucky that policy debates have led to them feeling like they are at the focal point of society right now, making the simple act of going into public feel daunting.
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Zach Dembo pushes against Iran War as Alvarado remains silent
The Iran War is taking a toll on both service members and civilians—and may be factoring into how people vote this fall.
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6 haunted cemeteries in Kentucky and the ghost stories that surround them
A restless statue, a phantom bride, and a family burial mystery set the mood for a few stories about these haunted cemeteries in Kentucky.
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What do Zach Dembo, Ralph Alvarado say about abortion?
Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District voted overwhelmingly in favor of abortion rights in 2022. Here’s what the two main candidates running to represent them in Congress think about the topic.
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Kentucky Senate budget chair questions whether politics are influencing budget forecast
Gov. Andy Beshear is calling on lawmakers to spend new funding in the state budget on senior meals, universal preschool, and increased Medicaid.
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Pardon power: What to know about Kentucky’s constitutional amendment
Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin made headlines in 2019 when he issued dozens of last-second pardons after losing reelection. Now, Kentucky voters have a chance to prevent that from happening again.
