Kentucky Headlines: Recent Episodes
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State Rep. Savannah Maddox is expected to run for governor, the Republican 3rd Congressional District primary recanvas is complete and a COVID-19 update.
Kentucky leaders respond to the shooting deaths in Texas, State Senator Ralph Alvarado is appointed to a task force on immigration and the University of Louisville received its single largest gift ever.
Kentucky and Ohio request money to overhaul the Brent Spence Bridge, the Justice Department is investigating Kentucky's treatment of mentally ill adults and Attorney General Daniel Cameron announces primary election audits.
Kentucky's positivity rate continue to increase, Governor Beshear comments on the death of the Jessamine County sheriff and the year's Fancy Farm Picnic emcee is announced.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell makes a visit to Ukraine and COVID-19 numbers continue to increase.
The state is providing money to build homes for families impact by the western Kentucky tornadoes, the COVID-19 rate continues to increase and President Donald Trump endorses candidates in Kentucky's U.S. House races.
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell comments on a potential federal abortion ban, attendance at the Kentucky Derby and a UK football running back has been arrestsed.
The SCOTUS refuses to hear Jerry Lundergan's attempt to overturn his conviction for trying to funnel illegal contributions to his daughter Allison Lundergan Grimes' 2014 U.S. Senate campaign, Louisville judge says the man accused of shooting at a mayoral candidate will remain in federal custody until his trial and the state is warning Kentuckians to be aware of the potential for severe storms Thursday and Friday.
U.S. Supreme Court likely to overturn Roe vs. Wade abortion decision, a federal judge is extending a temporary ban on a new Kentucky abortion law and the National Education Association says Kentucky dropped from 32nd to 36th in average teacher pay.
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles will run for governor in 2023, country music fans are mourning the death of country star and Kentucky native Naomi Judd and Churchill Downs will be at full capacity time since 2019 for the Kentucky Derby.
Bob Baffert could face a suspension from the New York Racing Association, Gov. Andy Beshear approved a cannabis research center at the University of Kentucky and Heaven Hill is building a new distillery.
President Biden commutes the sentence of a Louisville man and Senator Rand Paul comments on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Governor Andy Beshear issues more vetoes and all 120 of Kentucky's counties are now in the green zone for COVID-19 transmission.
A federal judge blocked Kentucky's new anti-abortion law and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is creating a task force on medical marijuana.
The Blue Grass Army Depot has destroyed all of its VX nerve agent, Governor Beshear signs 14 bills and UK basketball forward Oscar Tshiebwe announces a decision on returning to college.
Lexington's mayor proposes the largest budget in the city's history, UK's all-time biggest donor passes away and Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate is back above three percent.
The Kentucky General Assembly overrides the governor's vetoes, an update on the tornado in Louisville and Kentucky's unemployment rate.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announces a new battery cell plant in Warren County and the General Assembly overrides vetoes from the governor.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signs a bill to give state troopers a raise, U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell discusses Republicans chances in the midterm elections and a Kentucky women's basketball player is the first pick in the WNBA draft.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear line-item vetoes the budget, the governor vetoes a bill allowing lawyers to carry guns in courtrooms and an update on the state's General Fund.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear issues vetoes, Senator Mitch McConnell comments on a possible Trump candidacy for president and an update on Kentucky's COVID-19 numbers.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoes charter schools legislation and signs bills making changes to Kentucky's elections, and U.S. Senators Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul vote against the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear issues vetoes on eight bills, signs a bill that would require houses of worship treated as essential services and Kentucky Men's basketball player Oscar Tshiebwe is a unanimous national player of the year.
A Kentucky judge is hearing testimony on a lawsuit against Kentucky redistricting plans, Kentuckians get student loan relief and Kentucky's COVID-19 numbers.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul will vote against Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court and UK ends it's COVID-19 testing policy.
A ruling against former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis is being appealed, an update on Kentucky's COVID-19 numbers and flags will be at half staff for a Marine from Kentucky who was killed.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear nominates eight nominees for the Kentucky State University Board of Regents and Kentucky's unemployment numbers.
The Kentucky Senate passes a bill to fund charter schools, a House and Senate committee agrees to budget language and Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins a lawsuit against the CDC.
State Rep. Mary Lou Marzian drop out of her reelection race, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron hints at a bid for governor and a charter school bill passes state senate committee.
The state senate's majority leader comments on the medical marijuana bill, the Kentucky senate passes a bill preventing transgender girls athletes from playing girls' sports and a bill that could limit the death penalty.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell says he will not support Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court, Governor Andy Beshear says the BA-2 COVID-19 variant has been found in Kentucky and the attorney general comments on the sale of Kentucky Power.
The state senate passes the omnibus abortion bill out of committee, Sen. McConnell comments on the confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and a Kentucky sailor killed at Pearl Harbor will be buried in Kentucky.
The Kentucky General Assembly passes a charter schools bill and overrides a veto by Gov. Andy Beshear.
A Kentuckian is killed during a NATO training exercise, a coal miner is missing in Harlan County and Congressman Thomas Massie says Republicans share some of the blame for inflation.
The state House passes bills to legalize sports betting, ban gray machines and bar transgender girls from participating in girls' sports.
The Kentucky House passes as bill that would change the qualifications for state public assistance, and Congressman Thomas Massie votes against a bill to end normal trade relations with Russia.
The Kentucky Senate passes a bill to ban abortions after 15 weeks and Gov. Andy Beshear vetoes a bill that would end the COVID-19 state of emergency earlier than planned.
Fayette County Public Schools remove their mask mandate and U.S. Sen. Rand Paul and Congressman Thomas Massie sue the CDC.
Brown-Forman suspends business operations in Russia, the U.S. Congress passes a spending bill and the state House passed the CROWN Act.
The Kentucky House approves a measure that would ban mask mandates in public schools and former State Senator Joe Bowen has died.
Soldiers from Fort Knox are being deployed to Germany and Poland, Kentucky's COVID-19 cases continue to decline and Kentucky's unemployment rate fell from 2020 to 2021.
An update on the day's news in the Commonwealth, including a tax reform bill moving in the General Assembly and news about the Kentucky Teacher's Retirement System.
Brett Hankinson is found not guilty of wanton endangerment in the raid that led to Breonna Taylor's death, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron can defend an abortion law and Congressman Thomas Massie votes against a resolution supporting Ukraine.
The Kentucky House passes an omnibus abortion measure, a federal grand jury is looking into the shooting attempt on Louisville mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg and a bill to fund private charter schools with taxpayer dollars.
Gov. Andy Beshear and Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine asks for money to help replace and repair the Brent Spence Bridge and Kentucky is changing the masking policy in executive branch buildings.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell comments on President Biden's Supreme Court nominee and a proposal to adjust Kentucky's tax structure is filed in the General Assembly.
Kentucky's leaders respond to Russia invading Ukraine and the Kentucky Senate passes the "Teaching American Principles Act."
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell comments on the situation in Ukraine, a former Kentucky state representative's home is invaded and his daughter is killed, and the day's COVID-19 numbers.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear lowers the Kentucky motor vehicle insurance tax rate and the General Assembly passes a bill about transgender high school athletes.
COVID-19 cases in Kentucky continue to decline, the governor gives an update on tornado cleanup efforts after the December tornadoes in western Kentucky and a shots are fired at a mayoral candidate's office in Louisville.
Kentucky Men's Basketball Coach John Calipari visits the Kentucky state capitol building to support a bill, Congressman Hal Rogers apologies and Amy McGrath is appointment by President Joe Biden.
U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell comments on the Republican National Committee's weekend vote on January 6, Sen. Rand Paul endorses Congressman Thomas Massie and a state house bill on lowering motor vehicle taxes.
Kentucky's COVID-19 case numbers continue to decline and Congressman John Yarmuth makes an endorsement in the race for the Third District U.S. Congressional seat.
Governor Andy Beshear gives an update on the winter storms in Kentucky and a new bill is filed by Senate Education Committee Chairman Max Wise.
Kentucky State University receives bomb threats, COVID-19 numbers begin to decline and a severe weather warning for the state.
Kentucky's COVID-19 case numbers decline for the first time in a month and a bill in the General Assembly could move the State Police from the governor's control.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell visits western Kentucky, the day's COVID-19 case numbers and former Louisville police officer Brett Hankinson's case.
Kentucky House Minority Leader Joni Jenkins announces she won't seek reelection and Chris Mack is out as coach of the Louisville men's basketball team.
COVID-19 hospitalizations hit a new peak, Baptist Health Richmond stops elective procedures and today was the filing deadline to run for office in Kentucky.
Kentucky sets a new COVID-19 record, Governor Andy Beshear's son has COVID and an update on tornado debris cleanup efforts.
Kentucky hits new COVID-19 records, more winter weather is predicted across the state and U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell announces infrastructure projects for the state.
Kentucky tops one million total COVID-19 cases, and hits record highs in daily case numbers and positivity rate.
Larry Forgy has died at 82. Kentucky hits another record for COVID-19 positivity rate and Governor Andy Beshear has releases more of his budget proposal.
Kentucky breaks high marks for COVID-19 cases and positivity rate, the General Assembly passes a bill that will create a disaster relief fund for those impacted by the December tornadoes and the state asks for its money back from Braidy Industries.
Kentucky hits its highest ever positivity rate, the state Senate passes a bill that would gives schools 10 additional remote instruction days and Gov. Andy Beshear outline the infrastructure portion of his budget proposal to the General Assembly.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says Kentuckians are eligible for disaster unemployment benefits after the recent tornadoes, Attorney General Daniel Cameron's search warrant task force releases their recommendations and Louisville has its first case of the Omicron variant.
Updates on the damage after a tornado in western Kentucky and the University of Louisville names an interim president.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshaer announces a raise for Kentucky's social workers, COVID-19 case numbers, and homicides in Lexington and Louisville.
Sixty-four Kentuckians died from COVID-19, a state legislator pre-filed a bill exempting some places of mask and vaccine requirements, and the U.S. House and Senate voted to fund the federal government.
Gov. Andy Beshear says Kentucky's COVID-19 cases are escalating, U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell is criticizing some Republicans who want to shut down the government and Kentucky is getting federal money to help people pay water bills.
Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate is above eight and a half percent, State Rep. Joseph Fischer will run for a Kentucky Supreme Court seat and The Kentucky Board of Education approved new regulations dealing with corporal punishment.
The COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal workers has been blocked by a judge, Jerry Lundergan has reported to federal prison and Football Coach Mark Stoops will stay at Kentucky.
Gov. Andy Beshear comments on the new COVID-19 variant, Omicron, Lexington Catholic High School will make mask wearing optional and the Kentucky National Guard announces troop deployments.
Former Congressman Larry Hopkins has died, Bourbon County school will be closed to in-person learning due to COVID and social workers rally at the state capitol.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear unveils a budget proposal for the state police, U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell praises the recently passed infrastructure bill and the COVID-19 positivity rate is at it's highest since late October.
Kentucky now has more than 10,000 deaths from COVID-19, the U.S. House passed an infrastructure bill and recommendations for Kentucky's schools.
A report shows Kentucky State University needs financial help from the state and Attorney General Daniel Cameron joins a lawsuit against federal vaccine mandates.
Gov. Andy Beshear receives a booster shot for COVID-19, Attorney General Daniel Cameron is joining Ohio and Tennessee's lawsuit fighting vaccine mandates and Nicholas County gets some help for recent flooding.
Kentucky's Special Election results, Charles Booker files to run for U.S. Senate and the UK Men's basketball team signs a new name-image-likeness deal.
Georgetown College fires its president, Kentuckians vote in three special elections and Senator Majority Leader Damon Thayer comments on a potential special session.
Toyota will spend almost 500 million dollars to upgrade its Georgetown operations and UK Athletics has given Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart a contract extension.
Some COVID vaccinations were reported to the state twice, Gov. Beshear says General Electric will expand its Louisville operation and Kentucky Senate Minority Whip Dennis Parrett will not run for reelection.
Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate dips below six percent for the first time since July, Berea College's president says he will retire and Franklin Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd clarifies a ruling on education opportunity accounts.
Heaven Hill Distillery reaches a deal with striking union workers, Lexington reaches an agreement with the Fraternal Order of Police and all five of Kentucky's Republican Congressmen vote against holding former Trump advisor Steve Bannon in contempt.
Kentucky's state Republicans unveil an omnibus anti-abortion bill, U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell says Republicans shouldn't revisit the 2020 election before the election in 2022 and a man whose sentence was commute by former Gov. Matt Bevin pleads guilty.
A state representative filed a bill that would put COVID on the list of line-of-duty deaths for first responders, Heaven Hill Distillery has stopped negotiating with striking workers and the ACLU comments on an abortions rights billboard.
Clark County's judge-executive has died of COVID-19, Lexington's Urban County Council voted for hero pay for essential workers and Kentucky's kynect healthcare portal opens.
Gov. Andy Beshear announces the opening the kynect health care portal, Kentucky's COVID-19 numbers and Louisville votes on studying reparations for descendants of slavery.
Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice John Minton announces his retirement, UK announces its mask policy for home basketball games and new details on essential worker bonuses.
Kentucky's Third District Congressman John Yarmuth will not run for reelection, State Sen. Morgan McGarvey announces a bid for Yarmuth's seat and Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron speaks about a case on a Kentucky anti-abortion law.
Franklin Circuit Court ruled the school choice bill passed during the 2021 General Assembly unconstitutional, the U.S. Senate voted to raise the debt ceiling with the help of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate continues to decline.
Kentucky's COVID death toll now top 9,000 and the Jefferson County School Board authorized "test-to-stay" programs for their schools.
Kentucky hits a new high for single-day deaths from COVID-19 and the Kentucky Department of Education releases information on Kentucky students' standardized test scores.
Ford and SK Innovation will build two electric battery plants in Kentucky, Johnson Central's football coach has died of COVID and Kentucky's COVID-19 numbers.
Gov. Andy Beshear says COVID-19 case numbers are plateauing and Sen. Mitch McConnell receives his COVID-19 booster shot.
Fayette County schools loses its first student to COVID, Kentucky State university will need financial help by next spring and Kentucky's COVID-19 case numbers.
State Sen. Ralph Alvarado urges on Gov. Beshear to call a special session, Louisville's police chief says Jefferson County Public Schools should have its own police department and PokerStars' parent company will pay Kentucky $300 million.
Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate falls below 12, a state representative pre-files a bill to fully fund all-day kindergarten and Louisville police officers reject a contract with the city.
The Kentucky National Guard will help UK HealthCare, Gallatin County schools reverse course on masking policy and Former President Donald Trump urges senators to unseat Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell from his leadership position.
Kentucky school districts make decisions on masking and Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers holds a press conference on Gov. Andy Beshear's comments about the special session.
More schools make decision on masking, Kentucky has over 5,400 new COVID-19 cases and a man pardoned by former Gov. Matt Bevin pleads guilty.
More school districts require masks, Kentucky's daily COVID-19 case numbers and Kentucky's Mammoth Cave is now bigger.
Kentucky school districts begin to make decisions on masking, Governor Andy Beshear holds a press conference on COVID-19 and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett visits Louisville.
The Kentucky General Assembly's special session ends, the governor comments on the work done during it and Kentucky hits new COVID-19 highs.
The Kentucky General Assembly moves forward legislation to address the COVID-19 pandemic in schools and the COVID-19 positivity rate hits a new high.
The Kentucky General Assembly began the special session to address COVID-19. Kentucky had the highest COVID-19 cases in a week and UK Basketball Coach John Calipari says he had COVID.
COVID-19 hospitalizations hit another high and Kelly Knight Craft's emails are released.
Kentucky hospitals are preparing for an oxygen shortage due to the increase in COVID-19 cases, Kentucky has it's second-biggest number of daily COVID-19 cases and U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers becomes the longest-serving member of Congress in Kentucky history.
Kentucky has 23 school districts closed due to COVID-19 cases and the University of Louisville releases mask recommendations for home football games.
Kentucky's COVID-19 hospitalizations hit a new high, more Kentucky schools stop in-person learning and Kentucky's plans to accept refugees from Afghanistan.
Kentucky hits its highest ever day for hospitalizations for COVID-19, the Governor says he is ready to call a special session and three special elections now have a date.
Kentucky cancels in-person classes and the state announces the last winner of the "Shot at a Million" contest.
Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell issues a statement about the bombing in Afghanistan and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear comments on being unable to issue a statewide mask mandate.
Kentucky's COVID-19 surge continues, Transylvania University will require students and staff to get COVID-19 vaccines, a man pardoned by former Gov. Matt Bevin is convicted by a federal jury and there is a new candidate for Agriculture Commissioner.
A federal judge blocks Gov. Andy Beshear's school mask mandate in a private school, former State Rep. Brent Yonts has died and Magoffin County schools will close because of COVID-19 cases.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says hospitals face critical staffing shortages and Kentucky's unemployment rate for June.
Knott County Schools are closed because of COVID-19 cases, a state representative filed a bill to stop COVID-19 vaccination requirements and Congressman Andy Barr issues a statement on Afghanistan.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says he is considering a statewide mask mandate and a General Assembly subcommittee hears testimony on the statewide school mask mandate.
Lee County schools closed because of COVID-19 cases and quarantines, Kentucky Congressional leaders react to the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and State Rep. Richard Heath announces he will run for commissioner of agriculture.
Kentucky's daily COVID-19 case number tops 4,000 and Sen. Rand Paul comments on his wife's stock purchase that wasn't reported within the required period.
The Kentucky State Board of Education voted unanimously to require masks in schools and Sen. Rand Paul's wife owns stock in a company that makes a drug used to treat COVID-19.
Kentucky Republicans respond to Gov. Beshear's executive order mandating masks in Kentucky schools and Sen. Rand Paul's YouTube account is suspended.
Gov. Andy Beshear issues a statewide mask mandate in Kentucky schools, pre-schools and child care centers, Kentucky's total COVID-19 case numbers reach a milestone and the U.S. Senate passes an infrastructure bill.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul says it's time to resist mandates and lock downs, and a new CDC study questions the effectiveness of natural immunity.
Kentucky's new COVID-19 case total tops 2,500, UK Healthcare requires its employees to receive COVID vaccinations and U.S. Senators Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul announce if they will be at Fancy Farm.
Kentucky's COVID-19 case numbers continue to increase, Louisville Democrats plan a vaccination event and two athletes with Kentucky ties medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
Kentucky has a winner in the second drawing for the "Shot At A Million" vaccine lottery, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron files an amicus brief and the SEC has two new member schools.
Gov. Andy Beshear recommends masks for all K-12 students and requires masks in all executive branch offices, State Sen. Alice Forgy Kerr says she won't seek reelection,
Gov. Andy Beshear is requiring workers in executive branch offices to wear masks, U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell will run radio commercials in Kentucky urging people to get vaccinated and Kentucky has more than 1,500 new COVID-19 cases.
Kentucky has more than 1,200 new COVID-19 cases for the first time since March, the University of Louisville releases COVID guidance for the fall semester and the Beshear administration says it's having trouble filling some jobs.
The state is recommending all unvaccinated students and staff wear masks while indoors during the upcoming school year, Charles Booker receives an endorsement in his run for the U.S. Senate and two Kentucky athletes win gold at the Tokyo Olympics.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman turn down invites to speak at the Fancy Farm Picnic and Kentucky's unemployment rates.
Most of Kentucky's new COVID-19 cases are among the unvaccinated and President Joe Biden says American needs to fix the Brent Spence Bridge.
Attorney General Daniel Cameron says he has reached an agreement with companies that helped caused widespread opioid addiction.
Kentucky State University's president resigns, Kentucky hits 1,000 COVID-19 cases for the first time since April and U.S. Sen. Rand Paul spars with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear holds a press conference to address rising COVID-19 cases in Kentucky.
Kentucky reaches an agreement with Sunrise Children's Services and the Kentucky Department for Public Health is recommending masks for students.
Kentucky's COVID-19 case numbers continue to increase, U.S. Senator Rand Paul files legislation on masks and the Beshear administration starts over bidding to fix the states unemployment insurance technology.
Kentucky has a budget surplus of over a billion dollars and the CDC has new recommendations for schools for COVID-19.
Kentucky State Rep. Attica Scott announces she will challenge Congressman John Yarmuth and the Kentucky State Police is creating a team to investigate sex crimes.
State Sen. Tom Buford has died and the Kentucky General Assembly hears testimony on a bill that would ban teaching critical race theory.
Tonight's Kentucky Headlines include the first winner of the "Shot at a Million" contest is announced at the Lexington Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police is suing Lexington.
Today's Kentucky Headlines include the U.S. House vote to remove confederate statues, Sen. Rand Paul's comments on vaccines and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear signing an executive order declaring June to be Pride Month.
Today's Kentucky Headlines include the University of Louisville announcement detailing athletic events will be at 100 percent capacity in the fall, new Kentucky laws taking effect and a state representative wants to make Kentucky a Second Amendment sanctuary state.
Today's Kentucky Headlines includes U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell's call for Gov. Andy Beshear to end the extra unemployment benefit, two Kentucky state senators looking to allow student athletes to profit from their name and likeness, and a University of Kentucky alum breaks a world record.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued two rulings that could affect Kentuckians and U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie votes against making Juneteenth a federal holiday.
Today's Kentucky Headlines include a University of Kentucky tuition hike, State Sen. Paul Hornback announcing his retirement and U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie's vote on Congressional Gold Medals for Capitol Police.
Today's Kentucky Headlines include Kentucky's community and technical colleges freezing tuition, former Kentucky House Majority Leader Bam Carney has been realized from the and Lexington finalizes a budget.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell answers whether a Republican-led Senate would take action on a Biden Supreme Court Nominee, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron filed a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court and State Rep. Attica Scott is suing Louisville police officers.
The Kentucky Supreme Court hears arguments on the executive powers of Governor Andy Beshear and the day's COVID-19 numbers.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell says he is against the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, Lexington moves to ban no-knock warrants and the day's COVID-19 numbers.
Kentucky legislators voted to find a new mask mandate deficient and Bob Baffert is suing the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
A Kentucky group is challenging scholarship tax credits, Governor Andy Beshear announces assistance for flood victims and the day's COVID-19 numbers.
Governor Andy Beshear announces the "Shot at a Million" program and two state representatives pre-file a bill that would ban critical race theory from being taught in Kentucky schools.
Lexington will reopen city government buildings, U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell says Kentucky should end the additional unemployment benefit and the 2021 SOAR Summit picks a new host city.
A Kentucky state representative pre-filed a bill banning critical race theory in Kentucky public schools, Churchill Downs suspends Bob Baffert and the day's COVID-19 numbers.
A man pardoned by former Governor Matt Bevin is back in jail, Kentucky's senior centers can reopen, the day's COVID-19 numbers and Kentucky's birthday.