Lexington, KY – Memorial Day weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year and traffic enforcement officials are expected to be out patrolling roadways in record numbers. But as Kathleen Adams reports, the best defense against getting a ticket is a good offense.
Lexington, KY – Only two minor delays were reported this morning when the polls opened in Lexington. Kathleen Adams talked with voters outside a Fayette County precinct near UK and filed this report.
Lexington, KY – Lexingtonians head to the polls Tuesday where they weigh in on national, state and local races including several district council seats. Bryan Bartlett has more.
Louisville, KY – This Tuesday, Kentucky Democrats will have seven candidates from which to chose as their nominee for the US Senate seat held by Republican Mitch McConnell. The primary campaign has sometimes gone negative, especially between the two front runners. Kentucky Public Radio's Gabe Bullard reports from partner station WFPL in Louisville.
Bowling Green, KY – Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton fired up a crowd at Western Kentucky University Sunday afternoon. The former First Lady spoke at a get-out-the-vote rally, one of several appearances Clinton made in the Commonwealth over the past few days. The New York Senator is hoping a big win in Kentucky's primary will boost her battle against Barack Obama. Lisa Autry reports.
Bowling Green, KY – This year's presidential contest is seeing a big use in social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook. WKU Communications professor Jennifer Lewis says Barack Obama is using these sites much more effectively than other candidates. She spoke to Lisa Autry about new trends in political advertising.
Lexington, KY – The Jockey Club's Thoroughbred Safety Committee held its first meeting this week, but as Kathleen Adams reports, despite the outcome of these gatherings, there's a limit to the organization's power.
Lexington, KY – U.S. Congressman Ben Chandler delivered a check today for nearly $200,000 that will go towards the creation of a neighborhood service center in downtown Lexington. Kathleen Adams has details.
