The two candidates in Kentucky's 6th Congressional District race Rep. Andy Barr, R, and Josh Hicks, D, discuss the key issues facing the Commonwealth in The Kentucky Debate, presented by Gray Television and the League of Women Voters of Kentucky.

Air Date: Monday, Oct. 5, 2020.

In this week's episode of Kentucky Newsmakers WKYT's Bill Bryant talks to Kentucky Education Commissioner Dr. Jason Glass and Polly Ruddick with the Office of Homelessness Prevention and Intervention in Lexington.

On the latest episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant is joined by Kentucky Council On Postsecondary Education President Dr. Aaron Thompson and Keeneland Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Vince Gabbert.

On this week's episode of Kentucky Newsmakers WKYT's Bill Bryant talks to Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack, Secretary of State Michael Adams, and Kentucky Restaurant Association President and CEO Stacy Roof.

On the latest episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant is joined by Kentucky Chamber of Commerce CEO Ashli Watts and Lexington Center CEO Bill Owen.

On this week's episode of Kentucky Newsmakers WKYT's Bill Bryant discusses a variety of topics with Rep. Andy Barr, R-Kentucky 6th Congressional District, including the unexpected passing of his wife and how Congress is working through the pandemic.

On this week's episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant interviews Kentucky Board of Elections Chairman Ben Chandler and newly-elected EKU President Dr. David McFaddin.

On this week's episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant covers a wide variety of topics with Josh Hicks, the Democratic candidate for Kentucky's 6th Congressional District.

Back to school has a different meaning this year, and schools are taking a different approach. Bill talks with Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman ahead of the school year. Bill also talks with Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton about how the city is handling the COVID-19 pandemic.

The month of August is upon us and that typically means the start of a new school year is in sight for parents, but this year will look much different for students across the state as COVID-19 concerns cause schools to change up how students learns.

My guest this week on Uniquely Kentucky is a central Kentucky man that by day is one of those educators, but by night and weekend he is encouraging his fellow teachers through his hilarious social media posts shot from the inside of his car. Gerry Brooks draws from his years in the classroom and as a principal to put a smile on the faces of others through humor. Brooks has become a social media star with well over two million followers and tours the country taking his message to his fellow educators.