How a new federal tool could help curb opioid overdoses in Kentucky; how peer support specialists are working to prevent addiction; U.S. Rep. James Comer discusses some investigations he's planning to pursue as Chair of the House Oversight and Reform committee; a man's mission to preserve the last standing structure of the Choctaw tribe; and how one city is using a trolley to help boost tourism.

Louisville's mayor-elect announces a new interim police chief. Kentucky Edition's Kelsey Starks talks with the outgoing LMPD police chief who says her ousting was political. First responders recount the moments before and after a deadly tornado outbreak ripped through their western Kentucky community one year ago. Kentucky is tied for second in improvements to its six-year college completion rate.

Louisville's outgoing police chief says her ousting was political; the city of Lexington approves funding for 75 more license plate readers; Gov. Beshear says caring is the key to connecting with rural voters in Kentucky; Kentucky's Republican delegations votes against the Defense of Marriage Bill; and communities in Western Kentucky are working to rebuild one year after a deadly tornado outbreak.

The CDC says Kentucky has one of the highest levels of flu activity in the nation. A man impacted by last December's tornado outbreak says a group of strangers gave him and his family a gift he can never repay. Researchers at UK are working on a new jockey-specific concussion test. And marking the 81st anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The margin of victory in a tight state congressional race has increased; a portrait of former Supreme Court Justice Janet Stumbo is unveiled in Frankfort; a new program helps renters who lost their home in a tornado have a chance to own a home; a Kentucky school district partners with the YMCA amid a shortage of school bus drivers; and the changes Kentucky Horse Park is asking for from lawmakers.

A large crowd heard a construction update for the largest economic development project in state history. Gov. Beshear officially announces his re-election bid. A bill honoring the wife of Congressman Andy Barr goes to the president's desk. Playwright, poet, and journalist Constance Alexander talks about her latest work. A new generation of doctors learns a nutritional and dietary curriculum.

Four months after deadly floods in eastern Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear says clean-up efforts continue. A bill honoring the wife of Congressman Andy Barr is a step closer to becoming law. Why hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians may not get some of their student loan debt forgiven after all. A demonstration related to the 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till is taking place in Kentucky.

Gov. Beshear says Kentucky will open its first female-only juvenile detention center to better protect youth; two Republicans file to run for State Treasurer in the GOP primary; a new report shines light on Kentucky's foster care facilities; and Dr. Stack puts this year's flu data into perspective.

During a memorial service at the state capitol, people who knew former Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. remember him as a charismatic leader and loving friend and father. U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell denounces antisemitism and white supremacy after a dinner involving former President Donald Trump. The University of Louisville selects a new president. And one man's mission to raise awareness of homelessness.

The public attends a visitation for former Gov. John Y. Brown; a former state lawmaker files to run for Agriculture Commissioner; Gov. Beshear warns Kentuckians to be aware of another storm system; a Kentucky pharmacy becomes the first in the nation to provide screenings for a common form of cancer in the U.S.; details on a non-profit that is helping single parents end the cycle of poverty.