Kentucky Headlines

Gov. Andy Beshear receives a booster shot for COVID-19, Attorney General Daniel Cameron is joining Ohio and Tennessee's lawsuit fighting vaccine mandates and Nicholas County gets some help for recent flooding.

Kentucky's Special Election results, Charles Booker files to run for U.S. Senate and the UK Men's basketball team signs a new name-image-likeness deal.

Georgetown College fires its president, Kentuckians vote in three special elections and Senator Majority Leader Damon Thayer comments on a potential special session.

Toyota will spend almost 500 million dollars to upgrade its Georgetown operations and UK Athletics has given Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart a contract extension.

Some COVID vaccinations were reported to the state twice, Gov. Beshear says General Electric will expand its Louisville operation and Kentucky Senate Minority Whip Dennis Parrett will not run for reelection.

A breakdown of the day's news in the Commonwealth.

A wrap up of the day's news in the Commonwealth.

Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate dips below six percent for the first time since July, Berea College's president says he will retire and Franklin Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd clarifies a ruling on education opportunity accounts.

Heaven Hill Distillery reaches a deal with striking union workers, Lexington reaches an agreement with the Fraternal Order of Police and all five of Kentucky's Republican Congressmen vote against holding former Trump advisor Steve Bannon in contempt.

A breakdown of the day's news in the Commonwealth.