Videos
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Kentuckians losing healthcare one year under GOP cuts—with thousands more on the way
Have you lost healthcare in Kentucky over the last year?
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Gov. Beshear gives update and guidelines as flooding subsides in Kentucky
As floodwaters begin to recede in parts of Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear says the state is working to document, assess, and clean up damage.
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How loud is a data center?
Wondering how loud a data center might be in Eastern Kentucky? We measured decibel levels and the answer is not quite highway loud, but still louder than you’d probably guess.
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Gov. Beshear moves funds from Capitol Annex renovation to keep Louisville clinic open
Families had warned that budget cuts to the Louisville facility, which serves Kentuckians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, would leave over 1,000 patients without care.
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Rep. Massie slams Trump and Republicans for wasting full gov control
With full control of the federal government, Massie believes Republicans are wasting their opportunity, and will pay for it in the midterm elections.
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Lee Specialty Clinic patients face health care crisis due to state funding cuts
The clinic provides routine medical care to 1,300 Kentuckians with developmental and intellectual disabilities, and is the only one of its kind in the state.
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How are US Senate vacancies filled in Kentucky?
We’re certainly not implying Kentucky’s senior senator is dying, but we’ve seen your questions about how Kentucky fills vacant US Senate seats and we have answers.
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Patients and families push back on state funding cuts to Lee Specialty Clinic
Staff and patients at the state-owned Lee Specialty Clinic just learned the facility stands to lose up to 80% of its funding by July 15.
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Gov. Beshear says Kentucky budget cuts were ‘completely avoidable’
Beshear warns that legislators “know exactly what they did” and that families are now paying the price for cuts to vital social programs.
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Rocky Adkins responds to questions about a possible 2027 run for governor
Adkins spent more than three decades in the Kentucky House, ran for governor in 2019 and now serves as a senior adviser to Gov. Andy Beshear.
