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Welcome, Derby visitors! Here’s our annual handicapping of Kentucky’s political horses amid the pageantry of the 150th iteration of America’s oldest continuously held sporting event. The political star of the Derby TV show, for about 30 seconds during the trophy presentation, is the governor. His name is Andy Beshear. That may sound familiar. He’s in […] The post Al Cross handicaps Kentucky’s political field appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.

Welcome, Derby visitors. Here’s our annual handicapping of Kentucky’s political horses amid the pageantry of the 150th iteration of America’s oldest continuously held sporting event.The poli

Kentucky’s congressional Republicans were deeply divided on aid to Ukraine, setting the stage for their expected primary to succeed U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, who led the fight for it and seems likely to retire in 2026. The loudest on each side were U.S. Reps. Thomas Massie of the Fourth District and Andy Barr of the […] The post Ukraine vote draws lines for Senate race between Massie, Barr appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.

The industry's most influential bipartisan backers are leaving, but others will take their place — at least among the GOP.

The industry's most influential bipartisan backers are leaving, but others will take their place — at least among the GOP.

The country music industry lost a real beauty when the celebrity Kenny Rogers who is a legendary country artist, actor, and businessman passed away on March 20th, 2020 at the …

Kentucky, like many other states, grapples daily with the devastating consequences of the opioid crisis. From overcrowded jails to the emotional scars left on children, the toll is evident.

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If U.S. Congressman Hal Rogers has anything to say about it, there’s no place like home.

WASHINGTON, DC – As federal budget hearings continue for fiscal year 2025 funding, U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers, Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice and Science, questioned U.S. Attorney