Videos
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Kentucky Senate candidate Charles Booker calls on Mitch McConnell to step down
Charles Booker says if Mitch McConnell can’t fulfill the responsibilities of his office, it’s time to make way for someone who can.
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Can Gov. Andy Beshear appoint someone to McConnell’s seat?
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear didn’t rule out appointing someone to fill Sen. Mitch McConnell’s senate seat, should it become vacant—suggesting a 2024 GOP-led state law that would force a special election is unconstitutional.
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Kentucky woman goes months without electricity after falling behind on bills
At the same time, Republicans are looking to end utility bill assistance.
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Newport residents turn out in protest of police extending Flock camera trial
Opponents say the cameras could let police track people’s everyday movements, share data beyond Newport, and create privacy risks without enough oversight from the public.
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Mitch McConnell is alive and speaking, three Republicans say
Weeks after Mitch McConnell’s hospitalization, multiple Republican allies stepped out to say they’ve talked to McConnell this week.
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Gov. Andy Beshear to Mitch McConnell: Update us on your health
The saga around Mitch McConnell’s health continues, now with Ky. Gov. Andy Beshear formally requesting an update on McConnell’s status.
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How can Kentuckians can stop data centers
Want to know where your representative stands on hyperscale data centers? Erin Petrey, founder of Demanding Data Center Accountability, says Kentuckians can find out and take action.
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Kentucky lured data centers, then failed to regulate them
Kentucky lawmakers welcomed data centers with incentives years ago. Now, as concerns over their impact grow, recent efforts to regulate the industry have failed.
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Where’s Mitch? Gov. Andy Beshear left out of the loop, he says
Kentucky Republicans stripped Gov. Andy Beshear of the ability to appoint McConnell’s successor, should the senator die or resign before his term is up.
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Millions of dollars meant to help Kentucky’s drug crisis is going unused
Where is all of Kentucky’s money going to help with the opioid crisis? KyPolicy tried to find out—here’s what they found.
