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Louisville data center protesters march to Mayor Craig Greenberg's home
Q&A: How we reported on our 2026 Kentucky elections preview
How Kentucky Amendment 1 would change state constitution
Charles Booker endorsed by Barack Obama in Kentucky U.S. Senate run
6 quirky races you might have missed in Greater Cincinnati this year
Democrats are putting up a fight in midterm races this year that went for President Donald Trump by double digits in 2024. Kentucky Public Radio's Sylvia Goodman explains what we can learn from one Kentucky district.
There’s a few factors that Lexington election officials believe caused voters to wait in line for an hour or longer.
Officials with Charles Booker's Senate campaign say overseas hackers attempted to access the candidate's website and communication systems.
The congressional race between Zach Dembo and Ralph Alvarado will draw a lot of attention on election night, and both candidates know what's at stake.
Louisville-area candidates running for Kentucky state representative answer questions relevant to the legislature in our 2026 election voter guide.
Louisville-area candidates running for Kentucky state Senate answer questions relevant to the legislature in our 2026 election voter guide.
Kentucky sheriff candidate Jason Golden is defending himself after a public intoxication arrest, claiming he was wrongfully arrested at an Apple festival despite police reports stating he reeked of alcohol.
From data centers and Flock cameras to housing fights and three ballot referendums, here's where candidates stand before Nov. 3.
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