Honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

More tornadoes are confirmed following severe weather that swept through the Commonwealth on Thursday; Kentucky bans some state employees from using TikTok on state-owned devices; a new poll shows Governor Beshear among the most popular governors in Kentucky; and part two of our interview with LMPD's Interim police chief.

Tornadoes lead to damage in several Kentucky communities; leaders from Fayette County Public Schools met with local advocates to announce a new push to improve early childhood education; Renee Shaw talks with Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his relationship with former President Donald Trump and his handling of the Breonna Taylor case; Kelsey Starks sits down with the new interim police chief for LMPD after a violent start to the new year; and how researchers at the University of Kentucky are working with injured firefighters.

A look at why recruitment and retention is a challenge for police departments around Kentucky; part two of our conversation with Attorney General Daniel Cameron; Louisville's new mayor and interim police chief discuss steps to curb gun violence after ten homicides in ten days; doctors discuss a new COVID-19 variant that's spreading across the country; and how a Kentucky artist is collaborating with Dolly Parton.

State lawmakers discuss whether to give state employees another pay raise; Renee Shaw talks with Attorney General Daniel Cameron about his gubernatorial bid; a prosecutor facing impeachment resigns; the Kentucky Department of Education is sued over charter schools; a students at a Kentucky high school are honored by Congress for developing a new app.

The search continues for a victim missing since the late July floods; a new chief justice is sworn in for the Kentucky Supreme Court; Rep. Lisa Willner files a bill to increase the state income tax for some; Rep. Savannah Maddox files a bill that would make it easier for people to carry concealed guns in schools; and a look at the growth of the secondhand apparel market in Kentucky.

After calling a news conference hours before the filing deadline, former Gov. Matt Bevin chooses not to run for a third time; a state senator is pushing for a legislative working group to address juvenile justice reform; a state house committee is considering whether or not to impeach two Kentucky attorneys; and what General Electric is doing to grow the number of minority-owned suppliers in the Louisville area.

Reaction to Gov. Beshear's State of the Commonwealth Address.; an income tax reduction bill clears the House on day 3 of the General Assembly; and President Biden travels to Northern Kentucky to discuss the federal infrastructure bill that will help create a companion bridge to the Brent Spence Bridge.

President Biden visits Kentucky to discuss the bipartisan infrastructure bill that will allow for work to begin on a companion bridge to the Brent Spence Bridge in Northern Kentucky; Secretary of State Michael Adams tells lawmakers about the election law changes he's proposing; details on a proposed constitutional amendment that would ban slavery in Kentucky; and a Kentucky couple learns they're both dealing with the same life-changing diagnosis.

Lawmakers gavel in for the 2023 Kentucky General Assembly; advocates gather at the capitol to ask lawmakers not to reduce the state's income tax; advocates for decriminalizing marijuana also rallied in the rotunda in support of new draft legislation regarding cannabis; and President Joe Biden is preparing for a visit to Kentucky to discuss the Brent Spence Bridge project.