Kentucky Edition

A Kentucky woman challenging the state's near-total abortion ban is no longer pregnant, the state's first snow of the season serves as a reminder to be prepared, lawmakers discuss legislative priorites for 2025, and why Kentucky homeowners are getting notices to check their led pipes.

The League of Women Voters of Kentucky calls for greater legislative transparency, twelve counties identified for post-election audit, UAW working to unionize BlueOval SK On battery complex, and EKU is working to train the next generation of pilots.

Lawmakers and students say the state needs to do more to crack down on underage vape sales, a task force looking to overhaul JCPS has no plans of winding down, recognizing family friendly schools, a KY county is losing hundreds of coal jobs, and visiting an art gallery that doubles as a speakeasy.

State lawmaker-elect proposing new rules for undocumented immigrants attending KY's public universities, how Eastern Kentucky compares to the rest of the state when it comes to cancer rates, helping patients in recovery earn college credit, and the joys of learning as you age.

Gov. Beshear announced a major job-creation project, a worker trapped underground is rescued, Kentucky's A.G. targest robocalls, and a KY woman is receiving statewide recognition for her work growing peaches.

New survey finds high rates of dental decay for Kentucky kids, firefighters effort rescuing Louisville worker, Gov. Beshear talks about impact of proposed tariffs on Kentucky, and celebrating first-generation college students.

Explosion at Louisville factory kills two, state lawmakers submit report on artificial intelligence, Sen. McConnell's successor as Senate leader picked, and a first responder's battle with dementia.

A pregnant woman is challenging Kentucky's near-total ban on abortions, state lawmakers question an immigration official about dealing with undocumented immigrants, TNT will soon be produced in Kentucky, and a new hospital opens in West Louisville.

A special Kentucky Edition program dedicated to the state's veterans.

State lawmakers discuss a statewide ban on cell phones in schools, Gov. Beshear discusses his political future, a major expansion at one of the state's busiest airports, and Kentuckians come together to celebrate Diwali.