Kentucky Edition

A state lawmaker talks about potential new legislation after her Facebook pictures were uploaded to a porn site, Kentucky's legislative leaders discuss how federal trends could impact next year's state budget, state leaders honor those who helped reduce fatal overdoses, and a new report says Kentucky teachers are compensated nearly $100,000 a year. 

What air travelers without a REAL ID can expect, Kentucky celebrates a decline in overdose deaths, a new hospital focused on cancer care for rural Kentucky, a Kentuckian in need of a kidney finds a living donor in his neighborhood, the emcee for Fancy Farm is announced, and why there won't be a Triple Crown winner this year.

A non-profit is helping parents talk to their kids about substance use, Gov. Beshear says he's working to improve efficiency at the state's regional driver licensing offices, Murray State University has a new president, vaccine rates fall in Kentucky, a Boone County mother is speaking out after her teenage daughter died by suicide, and the newest KSP graduates are celebrated.

We look at the history of Churchill Downs ahead of the Kentucky Derby, teach you some of the common ways to bet on horse races, and take you to a bakery for some Derby Pie. 

Kentucky sees a 30% drop in fatal drug overdoses, Gov. Beshear discusses Medicaid funding on Fox News, Congressman Barr picks up more endorsements, a report says Kentucky has slipped when it comes to teacher pay, a Louisville communications strategist and Air Force veteran recollects 9/11, and sampling dishes to better understand how your local food system works.

What Scott Jennings is saying about a run for U.S. Senate, a look at how much money Congressman Barr is raising for his Senate campaign, Sen. Paul discusses his bill to curb presidential powers regarding tariffs, a students learn about the Vietnam War from veterans.

A look at what it takes to get a REAL ID ahead of next week's enforcement date, Kentucky's federal delegates comment on President Trump's 100 days in office, why tariffs could hurt Kentucky more than other states, UPS plans to cut 20,000 jobs, a new law enforcement training facility opens in Richmond, and a look at the future of Churchill Downs.

President Trump approves disaster declarations for 13 counties, a state senator asks the federal government to delay the REAL ID Act, how Eastern Kentucky is looking to promote young entrepreneurs, Dr. Nora Volkow discusses what could be next in public policy and research when it comes to drug abuse, Kentucky Marine Corps veterans honor a legendary serviceman, and why NKU is turning to actors to help students prepare for life after college.

McConnell talks Trump's tariff policy, what's being learned at the Rx and Illicit Drug Summit, state lawmakers discuss the future of the Artificial Intelligence Task Force, and we hear from Kentucky's new Poet Laureate.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recounts his heroin addiction during annual drug summit in Nashville, FEMA denies Kentucky's request for certain flood aid, a soybean farmer discusses impact of Trump's tariff policies, Churchill Downs pauses a major renovation project because of tariffs, and a state representative announces a run for Congress.