Even the Republican senator's home county gave Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear a larger share of the vote than four years earlier.

The Republican gubernatorial nominee also broke his promises to make the office more frugal.

Russell Coleman has taken tens of thousands of dollars from Big Tobacco and toxic polluters.

Terry Forcht, a top financial backer of Republican Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron, will host a fundraising event for his campaign on Friday.

Chalmers, Adams, Backer & Kaufman has received thousands in payments from election deniers.

Republican state Sen. Robby Mills is facing scrutiny for his anti-abortion views.

The Commonwealth Policy Center, which wants to ban abortion in Kentucky, sent mailers supporting Republican Daniel Cameron.

A prominent Kentucky attorney said this was not a legitimate use of taxpayer money

Terry Forcht has been a top financial backer of Republican Kentucky governor candidate Daniel Cameron.

The Kentucky Republican said he would only allow rape and incest abortion exceptions if courts forced him.

After the Republican Attorneys General Association bankrolled Daniel Cameron’s political rise, he helped the group fundraise and served on its executive committee.

The Republican gubernatorial nominee, who once said he wanted to ban abortion in cases of rape or incest, now says he would allow those exceptions.

A three-judge panel of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned an injunction that had been placed on the Alabama law by a federal district judge.

Both gubernatorial nominee Daniel Cameron and his running mate Robby Mills backed efforts to eliminate guaranteed pension benefits for some Kentucky teachers.

The ruling will force families of trans youth to take their children out of state for health care.

Lawyers seek to stop Kentucky’s ban on gender-affirming care, Sen. J.D. Vance introduces a bill to ban all gender-affirming care, and more.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals will render a final decision on bans in both Kentucky and Tennessee by Sept. 30.

The Kentucky attorney general, who is running for governor, attacked Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear over the temporary rules he once endorsed as needed to ‘slow the spread and to flatten the curve’ of COVID-19.

'Does religious freedom just apply to a narrow group of Christians, or do we all have religious freedom?' asks an attorney representing plaintiffs in Kentucky.

Kentucky's ban on gender-affirming care went into effect, a Michigan salon owner says transgender people are unwelcome, and more.

The judge’s ruling came nearly a week after the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned an injunction halting enforcement of a similar law in Tennessee.

Federal courts had recently blocked every anti-trans state law they'd ruled on — until the Sixth Circuit ruled in a case in Tennessee.

Daniel Cameron won Tuesday’s primary and will face Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear in November.

Republican candidate Kelly Craft reportedly held two events right after the April 10 shooting that left five dead.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Kelly Craft features Alex Payne, the former deputy commissioner for the Kentucky State Police, in an ad accusing a primary opponent of supporting a 'woke' diversity agenda.

Ryan Quarles filled out a questionnaire from an anti-abortion group and agreed that he would support a Human Life Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a Republican candidate for governor in the state, accepted campaign money from lobbyists for corporations that paid settlements in connection with the opioid crisis.

‘Going through the wrong puberty, every day your body is a little bit farther from what feels like you,’ one trans teenager said. ‘And eventually, you don’t even recognize yourself in the mirror.’

State lawmakers could override Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto of the bill banning discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation in schools next week.

Russell Coleman said fighting the opioid crisis would be his top priority as Kentucky’s top law enforcement officer, but he received a total of $3,500 from four lobbyists for companies that helped fuel the deadly opioid epidemic.