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Kentucky Democrat Zach Dembo drops first ad of fall campaign season
Zach Dembo, the Democrat running for Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District in central Kentucky, dropped his first ad leading up the general election this fall Tuesday morning.
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State Rep. Savannah Maddox says Kentuckians are pushing back against Flock
Kentucky put its first statewide rules on ALPR cameras in place earlier this year, but some lawmakers are already pushing for tighter limits.
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Everything you need to know about Kentucky’s 2026 elections
Kentucky’s 2026 elections are here and so is Hellbender Newsroom.
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Gov. Andy Beshear calls out Rep. Andy Barr for supporting Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill”
Beshear connected Barr’s support of the bill to the looming threat of rural hospital closures in Kentucky and how those closures will impact healthcare access, rural economies, employment, and more.
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Winchester residents deliver blunt message on data centers: ‘Not here’
Winchester residents made their opposition to AI data centers clear during a packed city commission meeting, raising concerns about water and electricity demand, pollution, farmland, infrastructure costs and how much say residents would have over future projects.
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Gov. Andy Beshear demands Trump rescind tariffs
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear sent a letter to President Trump demanding he end tariffs, saying the policy is “fueling a cost-of-living crisis” for American families and harming key industries.
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New poll: Voters want candidates to release Epstein files
Just how much are voters thinking about Trump’s handling of the Epstein files heading into the midterms? Turns out, a lot.
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Ky. Senate candidate Charles Booker calls Republican opponent Andy Barr a sellout
Kentucky’s Democratic US Senate candidate Charles Booker slammed his Republican opponent, Andy Barr, for being more focused on political expediency than on the people of Kentucky during an interview with NewsNation.
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Wendell Berry spent his life warning that people who “own the world for profit” had to be stopped
Kentucky writer, farmer and activist Wendell Berry died at 92 after decades spent arguing that protecting land, communities and human dignity required more than waiting on institutions to act.
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‘A camera up your ass’: Billionaire law firm founder from KY brags about surveilling remote workers
Morgan & Morgan founder John Morgan says employees who want to work from home should expect to be watched — closely.
