Alan Lytle

Visitors to the Mary Todd Lincoln House Saturday November 7, can not only tour the restored childhood home of the former First Lady, but they can also learn the finer points of a so-called lost art.

In our post-election edition of Capitol Chat, Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock breaks down the victory margin for Democrat Zach Dembo, who will be the first in his party to represent Kentucky's sixth district in Congress since 2013. She also shares some interesting data surrounding Republican Andy Barr's US Senate victory over Democrat Charles Booker.

On the eve of early voting in the Commonwealth, Voting Matters talks with Ellen Mueller with the non-partisan civic education group Cats Vote Coalition at the University of Kentucky and in the second portion of the program we hear from Deborah Alexander. Deborah is a former State Department election attaché and longtime poll worker with international election observation experience. Currently she serves as a Fayette County Election Commissioner.

As we come down the home stretch of the 2026 general election campaign season, Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock shines the spotlight on several intriguing matchups for seats in the Kentucky Legislature.

The Lexington Philharmonic is celebrating its 65th season and marketing & communications manager, Michaela Bowman tells us about a new exhibit debuting at the Lexington History Museum. Alan and Mandy also catch you up on history museum happenings including a spooky event coming up Wednesday October 28th.

In this episode of Voting Matters, Liza and Alan talk with Alicia Hurle with Common Ground Kentucky, a non-partisan group behind the 'Our People Our Vote' initiative which is still seeking volunteers. Liza also details a number of upcoming voter education events across Lexington.

Sunday kicks off a celebration some four years in the making as the city of Lexington once again plays host to the Breeders' Cup by holding a week's worth of events. In a special edition of One on One, we get a preview from Breeders' Cup Festival marketing coordinator Matt Harris.

This week on WUKY's Capitol Chat, Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock shares the latest developments in the key 6th congressional district race between Democrat Zach Dembo and Republican Ralph Alvarado. Polls suggest a tight race with a sizable portion of undecided voters still on the fence. We ask the question, are all of those TV ads making much of a difference?

Lexington Stories Lore and More returns in time for Halloween as Alan and Fiona welcome in Keven McQueen. Keven has researched and written extensively about paranormal phenomena and things that go 'bump in the night.' He's the author of Creepy Kentucky, Offbeat Kentuckians, Kentucky Book of the Dead, Forgotten Tales of Kentucky to name a few. He shares one of his favorite ghost tales involving a haunted house in Richmond, Kentucky. Listen if you dare!

While most of us are contemplating this upcoming election, Kentucky's gubernatorial hopefuls are actively fundraising for a big campaign next fall. Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock has been poring over the official reports.