Kentuckians

Craft already has gotten a head start on TV advertising, launching a biographical ad in the final days of the year to make her more familiar to Kentuckians.

It argues the bans violate rights that Jane Doe and other abortion-seeking Kentuckians have under the state constitution.

Kentuckians 18 and older qualify for the “Bet $5, Get $200” DraftKings Kentucky promo.

Republicans on that committee quickly greenlit the new SB 150 after two trans Kentuckians testified before them and urged them to reconsider because it will harm trans kids.

The Kentucky State Police is seeking its third consecutive win as “America’s Best-Looking Cruiser,” and is inviting Kentuckians to vote online now through Monday, July 31, at 8 a.m. in support of the agency.

Fun and Familiar Family Phrases, But Do Other Kentuckians Use Them?

On Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced a new program that will distribute free weather alert radios to deaf and hard-of-hearing Kentuckians for emergency alerts.

Supporters said shifting the ombudsman to the auditor’s office will help guarantee independent oversight of the cabinet, a massive agency that administers programs and services meant to protect and promote the health and well-being of Kentuckians.

They are the ones feeding Kentuckians, they're the ones growing the food.

Acting CHFS Secretary Eric Friedlander said rebidding managed care contracts is necessary for ensuring ready health care access for all Kentuckians and quality care.

A minimum donation of $1 was requested to place a sticker on the cruiser, but Kentuckians donated more than the minimum.

As Kentuckians take the first steps toward restarting our economy, Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday shared new guidelines to help businesses reopen safely as we fight COVID-19.

At least 3,124 Kentuckians have recovered from the virus.

Beshear has announced new partnerships with First Care Clinics and Bluewater Diagnostics Laboratory that will help Kentuckians get tested for COVID-19 at no cost before they go back to work, even if they do not have health insurance.

Every year, April is National Donate Life Month. Although different this year, we are still honoring those donors who gave the gift of life, the recipients who are alive today because of them, and those 1,000 Kentuckians today on the waiting list.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Saturday said the efforts of all Kentuckians are needed in the fight against COVID-19.

Gov. Beshear says these efforts have the potential to save the lives of as many as 11,000 Kentuckians.

Governor Beshear warned if Kentuckians don’t do their part, it’s likely the Governor’s office will be forced to take action.

In his message, the governor said Breonna Taylor’s death was tragic and that he can never understand the depths of feelings many Kentuckians are experiencing, but he pledged to listen and do everything he could moving forward.

Members have an opportunity to work with stakeholders, gather input from members of the general public, and move past politics towards creating the kind of public policy that Kentuckians send us to Frankfort to pass,” said Osborne.