Political

On Monday, March 24, there was a 25-2 vote in the Senate in favor of adopting the $20 billion two-year state budget agreement, recommended by Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear.

The 35th Annual Farm City Breakfast is Saturday, February 22nd at 7:30 am at Apollo High School. The breakfast will feature US Congressman Brett Guthrie with a short synopsis on the 2014 Farm Bill, as well as a panel to discuss the farm bill and its distribution for food and nutrition in our community. Also, the Farm City Humanitarian Award will be presented at the breakfast, hosted by the Greater

One of the many things affected by the government shutdown is college athletics regarding military based schools. Several football games' fate is expected to be announced Thursday as to whether the boys will be playing or not on Saturday. It appears that football isn't the only sport being interrupted by the shutdown.  Wednesday's scheduled men's soccer match between Manhattanville College and the

On the same day that the United States government shutdown, a glimpse of sunshine broke thru on the future of Kentucky politics. (Or at least as far as I'm concerned.) Columbia, Kentucky native and Medal of Honor recipient, Dakota Meyer, hinted at a potential run at Congress in 2016.

US Army Sgt. Michael Cable's body returned home Thursday morning. The Philpot 26 year old was killed while serving in Afghanistan last week. Community members joined together this morning to show their support for Sgt. Cable and his family by lining up along the route from the airport to the funeral home. I will never forget watching the processional of official vehicles, Patriot Riders and other

Kentucky born actress Ashley Judd has opted to not run for the U. S. Senate seat now held by Mitch McConnell. There had been a lot of speculation about her trying her hand in politics. There were also questions about her being able to establish a closer link to Kentucky than being a fan of the wildcats...

Former President Bill Clinton's recent trip to Owensboro to speak at a fundraiser for the Wendell H. Ford Government Education Center may have also had another, less publicized purpose.

It seems like Bill Clinton is all about the commonwealth of Kentucky, these days. Last week, the former president was in Owensboro for a fundraiser for the Wendell Ford Government Education Center.

The week of Christmas, I had the pleasure of broadcasting live from the Owensboro Museum of Science and History. I hate to admit this, but in my six and a half years of living here, it was my very first time to visit the museum! Even though I didn't really know what to expect, I was very surprised at how many cool things the museum has to offer!

For the third time in the past 13 years, former President Bill Clinton will visit Owensboro. On March 6, President Clinton will speak at a fundraiser for the Wendell H. Ford Government Education Center.

Voila! It's Kentucky's Ashley Judd, outspoken democrat and Kentucky Wildcats' most famous fan.

Keep listening this evening for continued coverage of the 2012 General Election. We will have Jay Zimmer and Gene Stewart providing two updates each hour. If you miss any of those updates, you can get all of the audio right here. All of our coverage tonight is sponsored by Schultheis Insurance...