Isaiah Kim-Martinez

"It's a deterrent to where somebody will want to comply, so that way you don't have to go up to that next level," Nelson County Jailer Justin Hall said.

Two prominent Democratic governors say they're not fazed by the national media's 'obsession' over perceived divisions within the Democratic

"Medicaid results in about 60% of our annual revenue. So, any cuts will ultimately impact the availability and quality of services," Taylor Ingram said.

"There is more investment coming now from the DNC into states like Kentucky, red states in particular, to help us build the infrastructure we need," Ken Martin said.

“The Democratic Socialists of America are not some far-off bogeyman anymore in New York City or Seattle. They are active in Jefferson County," Tony Piagentini said.

Kentucky Republicans expect Mitch McConnell to return for farm bill Senate vote in September

Local UAW president gives update on Ford plant set to build new electric vehicle

"I think anybody who [has] run a campaign, you go from a primary to a general — your messaging changes," Republican congressional candidate Ralph Alvarado said.

The bill is called the "Flock-Off Act."

Kentucky lawmakers consider putting tighter requirements on use of Flock Safety cameras