Kentucky Headlines

Kentucky State Rep. Attica Scott announces she will challenge Congressman John Yarmuth and the Kentucky State Police is creating a team to investigate sex crimes.

State Sen. Tom Buford has died and the Kentucky General Assembly hears testimony on a bill that would ban teaching critical race theory.

Tonight's Kentucky Headlines include the first winner of the "Shot at a Million" contest is announced at the Lexington Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police is suing Lexington.

Today's Kentucky Headlines include the U.S. House vote to remove confederate statues, Sen. Rand Paul's comments on vaccines and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear signing an executive order declaring June to be Pride Month.

Today's Kentucky Headlines include the University of Louisville announcement detailing athletic events will be at 100 percent capacity in the fall, new Kentucky laws taking effect and a state representative wants to make Kentucky a Second Amendment sanctuary state.

Today's Kentucky Headlines includes U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell's call for Gov. Andy Beshear to end the extra unemployment benefit, two Kentucky state senators looking to allow student athletes to profit from their name and likeness, and a University of Kentucky alum breaks a world record.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued two rulings that could affect Kentuckians and U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie votes against making Juneteenth a federal holiday.

Today's Kentucky Headlines include a University of Kentucky tuition hike, State Sen. Paul Hornback announcing his retirement and U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie's vote on Congressional Gold Medals for Capitol Police.

Today's Kentucky Headlines include Kentucky's community and technical colleges freezing tuition, former Kentucky House Majority Leader Bam Carney has been realized from the and Lexington finalizes a budget.

U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell answers whether a Republican-led Senate would take action on a Biden Supreme Court Nominee, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron filed a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court and State Rep. Attica Scott is suing Louisville police officers.