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Ohio Governor John Kasich pulling 14 percent of the vote. No winner has been declared yet and some counties are still counting. But remember, kentucky isnt a winner take all state. So the delegates will be split up among the candidates. And here in the tristate. You probably saw a packed house if you went out to the polls. Between the turnout, the traffic and the process. Reaction was mixed from voters. Fox19 nows Robert Guaderrama joins us live with more. Robert. Some voters got turned away in ...

First ever Republican Caucus. Lets get right to the results. Donald trump is the winner of yesterdays kentucky caucus with 35. 9percent of the vote, followed by senator ted cruz with 31. 6percent. Senator marco rubio pulled 16. 4 percent while Ohio Governor john kasich pulled14. 4 percent of the vote. Now remember, kentucky isnt a winner take all state. So the delegates are split up among the candidates. Trump is awarded 16, cruz 14, rubio. 7 and kasich 6. Between the turnout, the traffic and th...

Staff reportU.S. Rep. Thomas Massie of Lewis County will lead Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District delegation to this summer’s Republican National Convention.Massie and two other Republic

By Jack BrammerNKyTribune reporter Republican Damon Thayer, Kentucky’s longest serving Senate majority floor leader, has decided not to seek re-election and will end his term at the end of D

Kentucky Gateway Museum Center hosted the seminar ‘Cool and Comfortable’ on Saturday morning presented by Shane Noem, the new owner of the former McRoberts…

Mitch McConnell faces mounting questions, from Washington, D.C. to Kentucky, about his health after he suddenly stopped speaking for a second time.

Mitch McConnell faces mounting questions, from Washington, D.C. to Kentucky, about his health after he suddenly stopped speaking for a second time.

Mitch McConnell faces mounting questions, from Washington, D.C. to Kentucky, about his health after he suddenly stopped speaking for a second time.

If Republicans grow dissatisfied with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s continued practice of keeping matters of his health private, they could request a special meeting of the Senate GOP conference to discuss it.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is "medically clear" to work, attending physician to Congress says.