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Kelly Craft spent millions to buy the prize country ham, while former Gov. Matt Bevin made a rare public appearance amid speculation of a comeback.

Beshear needs a strong Black vote next year, and he can’t afford to be seen as disrespecting Kentucky’s leading Black politician.

Kentucky’s fall political season kicks off this Saturday in the little community of Fancy Farm, at the annual picnic hosted by St. Jerome’s Catholic Church. There is far more to

Crafting new gun laws just for the sake of doing so places a Band-Aid on the issue of violence and creates a false sense of security.

There is consistently a rush to blame guns first, followed by a frantic push to legislate and restrict them, both federally and at the state level.

Dr. Joseph Hopkins, the 12th president of Campbellsville University, presided over his first commencement asking the 1,593 students who were receiving their degrees "Whos on your journey?" May 6 and

Daniel Cameron is now the third GOP official to join the governors race, following state Auditor Mike Harmon and Agriculture Commission Ryan Quarles.

Daniel Cameron is now the third GOP official to join the governors race, following state Auditor Mike Harmon and Agriculture Commission Ryan Quarles.

Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles has entered the state's 2023 governor's race, looking to cultivate his ties to Republican rural areas into a winning formula in what's shaping up as a highly competitive race for the GOP nomination to challenge Democratic Gov.

In the WKYT interview, Quarles touted his "strong track record of executive leadership" and said there's an "undercurrent" of dissatisfaction that makes Beshear vulnerable.