Millions of dollars are being spent to influence your vote in Kentucky's US Senate race between Democrat Amy McGrath and GOP incumbent Mitch McConnell.  As Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock tells us much of the money comes from outside groups.  One in particular says it will spend $10M on behalf of McConnell, part of an overal strategy of keeping the Senate under GOP control.

Kentucky's highest court heard arguments Thursday in a case that could nullify the governor's COVID-19 related executive orders - and put new restraints on future actions.

Lexington voters will have six in-person polling sites to choose from when voting in the general election, but the city will be encouraging residents to vote by mail in possible.

Kentucky continues to ramp up its contact tracing and disease tracking initiatives, but the efforts are receiving pushback from some quarters.

Delivery of absentee ballots to Lexington voters appears to be back on schedule.

It's been a little over a week since fall sports were given the green light to start their official seasons, but some school programs are already in danger of being shut down for not observing COVID-19 safety rules.

From imposed lockdowns to travel bans — since early this year, countries, states and cities have used mandates and regulations as part of an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.  Now, popular destinations are in the process of reopening in phases. But you may be wondering — is it safe to travel?  Dr. Greg Davis talks with Jason Hope, director of international health, safety and security at the University of Kentucky. He manages the health and safety aspects of international education. Additionally, Hope works closely with all students petitioning to travel for UK purposes to higher-risk destinations.