Drew Metanchuk and Jake Manson preview the weekend in UK sports.

Ahead of author Adam Becker's November 18th talk at the Singletary Recital Hall, Dr. Lauren Cagle, director of the Tracy Farmer Institute for Sustainability and the Environment, explains why the way we talk about technology shapes what we think is possible.

Campaign finance experts say the midterms have exposed how little current laws do to regulate the flow of money into American elections, despite efforts to strengthen campaign finance rules.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is recommending that newly-elected Democratic majorities in the U.S. House and Senate adopt an approach that balances legislation and oversight.

Kentucky lawmakers heard testimony on gloves that can deliver painful shocks, which are manufacturing in the commonwealth. The gloves first made headlines when Immigration and Customs Enforcement purchased 6,000 pairs in August.

A leading Republican in Kentucky says there's no doubt the midterm results were serious blow to his party, but he's also highlighting the state's durable Republican supermajorities in the General Assembly.

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.

Joe Monroe knew he had a good shot at winning as a write-in candidate, yet he also realized it was going to be an “uphill battle.”

The contest for Lexington's Fourth District council seat ended on a less-than-conciliatory note, with both candidates continuing to lob attacks after the votes were tallied and the winner called.

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.