Bode Brooks is a State Capitol Reporter for FOX 56 News, focusing on local news in Kentucky, specifically in the Lexington area. With a keen interest in politics and government, Bode covers a wide range of topics including legislative developments, gubernatorial activities, and local issues impacting the community.
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They call them accidents for a reason, and to make the roads even safer, Kentucky law will soon require drivers to make room for everyone who’s pulled off the highway.
How well did education do in Kentucky’s new budget? While lawmakers did not meet one policy group’s full request, its members still call it historic.
) — Kentucky's incoming education chief said there's still plenty he has left to learn, but he's already thinking about how he can bring new energy into Kentucky schools.
Although rare, there are innocent people who fall through the cracks of the justice system and are behind bars. Some exonerated people believe Kentucky owes them some financial support.
) — A string of horse deaths last year put Churchill Downs and much of the horse racing industry on alert.
Lexington’s longtime home for horse history, competitions, and retired equine champions is set to receive more upgrades and renovations.
By: Bode Brooks
On a lunch stop in Hazard, eastern Kentucky’s state senators met with Perry County’s local officials. It was one of many stops Tuesday from London to Whitesburg for lawmakers to specifically …
A major player in the Lexington arts community is facing criticism online over its efforts at representation.
By: Bode Brooks
Kentuckians can have a better understanding of the state from the sky than any other state in the country thanks to a unique mapping program that just hit a major milestone.
) — Ballots have already begun being cast in the primary election set for one week from now.
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