FRANKFORT — Kentucky’s primary election has been a smooth one with few problems, according to Secretary of State Michael Adams, the state’s chief election officer.
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Trimble County kicked off its farmers market Thursday, May 4, where people gathered at the courthouse square to purchase locally grown and crafted goods.
LIBERTY — As Kentucky’s GOP primary campaign sprints toward the finish line, some Republicans are looking ahead to the November election with an eye toward who best can reclaim the governorship — a job that the state’s dominant party has struggled to hold despite its strong showing in other races.
FRANKFORT — Virginia Moore, who became a pandemic-era fixture in Kentucky as the sign language interpreter for Gov. Andy Beshear’s widely watched briefings on the COVID-19 outbreak, has died.
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Two proposed Kentucky bills, one that would institute criminal penalties for “explicit” drag shows on public property and another that would make it optional for teachers to refer to students by their preferred pronouns, moved through the state legislature last week.
All election results are unofficial until they are finalized by the Kentucky Board of Elections.
In less than a week, Kentucky voters will cast their ballots for local and state offices in the 2022 general election.
With less than three weeks before the Nov. 8 election, the candidates for 12th District judge are now locked in a legal battle that includes one trying to get the other kicked off the ballot and the other threatening to sue for defamation.
KET continues its in-depth political coverage of the 2022 general election with Kentucky Tonight programs featuring interviews with candidates in the U.S. House and Senate races.
Louisville, KY (August 25, 2022) – The 58th Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Country Ham Breakfast brought in an impressive $5 million for charity organizations. Additionally, leadership announced that through their KFB for Kentucky Relief Fund, grants have been awarded to Christian Appalachian Pr…
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Trimble County will have a new Judge-Executive next year, as incumbent Todd Pollock lost his primary by 32 votes to John David Ogburn, Jr. Ogburn, the Republican candidate, will run against Michelle Craig Griffith, who won the Democratic primary with 54% of the vote against David H. Scott.
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