Videos
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KY Congressional candidate calls Elon Musk’s wealth a government failure
Zach Dembo says billionaires like Elon Musk have bought off politicians — and Kentuckians are feeling the consequences of a government that isn’t standing up for everyday Americans.
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James Comer defends Todd Blanche, shifts blame to Democrats in Epstein probe
Watch Kentucky Rep. James Comer defend Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s role in the Epstein investigation, dismissing Democratic criticism as political theater.
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Rep. Morgan McGarvey: The White House should not go to the highest bidder
Rep. Morgan McGarvey accused President Donald Trump of turning the White House ballroom project into an opportunity for wealthy individuals and companies to buy influence.
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Gov. Andy Beshear pushes for more info on Mitch McConnell
Days after Sen. Mitch McConnell shared a proof of life photo and statement, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says he still hasn’t heard directly from the senator or his team.
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‘He’s lying to you’: Gov. Andy Beshear refutes Trump’s election fraud claims
Gov. Andy Beshear defended the state’s elections on Thursday ahead of a primetime speech from President Trump where he is expected to spread more voter fraud allegations related to the 2020 election.
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What new laws are taking effect in Kentucky?
Kentucky lawmakers passed around 200 new laws this year.
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Gov. Andy Beshear: ICE is the most aggressive law enforcement agency I’ve ever seen
Gov. Andy Beshear says ICE’s tactics are more aggressive than those of any law enforcement agency he encountered as the state’s former attorney general.
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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.
