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The Mississippi Economic Council's event will give attendees a look ahead to the 2023 legislative session. Governor Tate Reeves will kick off the 2022 Mississippi Economic Council's Hobnob Mississippi when it gets underway at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27, at the Mississippi Coliseum. This mark

Despite an onslaught of frivolous requests gumming up the works for Kentucky county clerks in recent weeks, the state’s top election official is sounding more upbeat as the midterms approach — and he's encouraged to see election deniers not gaining a foothold in the commonwealth's election system.

In Ohio, voters could decide the balance of power in the U.S. Senate, as they vote in the tight race to fill retiring Sen. Rob Portman’s seat. Abortion is on the ballot in Kentucky.

FRANKFORT – Following two years of flatlined voter registration, Kentucky is seeing a surge with 9,631 new voters joining the rolls in August, according to Secretary of State Michael Adams.

The Chinese Communist Party is attempting to censor former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo after he produced a series of videos exposing the regime.In a letter sent to the Hudson

The Henderson district judge candidate is running to unseat judge Leslie Newman.

Trump revealed that he threatened to "obliterate" Taliban co-founder Abdul Ghani Baradar while he was president and followed up by sending the Taliban leader a live photo of his house.

Hudson Institute’s China Center presents a new series entitled,

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – While registered Republicans recently edged out registered Democrats in Kentucky, the GOP was not the recipient of the most newly registered voters in July, according to

Kentucky voter registration as Independent or under other political affiliations is outpacing registration in the two major parties, according to Secretary of State Michael Adams. In July, other registration grew at more than double the