Karolina Buczek is a Political Reporter at LEX18 News. With a focus on government and politics, she covers a wide range of topics including social issues, education, and the GOP, while also addressing pressing matters such as abortion and voter rights. Karolina has been featured in WCPO 9 News, NewsChannel 5 Network, and WLEX-TV.
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Karolina Buczek's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and local political developments in Kentucky. She covers topics such as Kentucky politics, Governor Beshear's activities, legislative actions, and legal policies.
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At a Get Out The Vote rally in Lexington on Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear expressed a desire to change the way that the presidency is won in the United States.
By: Karolina Buczek
(LEX 18) — Kentucky voters rejected a ballot measure that would give lawmakers permission to send public tax dollars to private schools.
More than 2 million Kentucky voters cast their ballots in this election, according to the state's unofficial results.
By: Karolina Buczek
(LEX 18) — On Tuesday, Kentucky lawmakers on the Interim State Government Committee heard from the ICE officer who oversees all immigration enforcement operations in Kentucky and southern Indiana.
A pregnant woman in Kentucky is suing the state over its abortion bans.
(LEX 18) — During his first term in office, President-elect Donald Trump levied tariffs on steel from the European Union. That led to the EU enacting retaliatory tariffs for American products, such as bourbon.
By: Karolina Buczek
Gov. Andy Beshear weighed in on President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks, saying the country doesn't need "extremists in these really important jobs."
By: Karolina Buczek
Anti-vaping advocates urge Kentucky lawmakers to ensure that retail stores are following the Tobacco 21 Law and are not selling nicotine products to people under 21 years old.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — The League of Women Voters of Kentucky believes the Kentucky General Assembly is using fast-track tactics to rush bills through the legislative process. The group believes this makes it difficult, or impossible, for Kentuckians to review and comment on "important and sometimes controversial bills."
By: Karolina Buczek
FILE - This photo from Tuesday Jan. 14, 2020, shows cannabis growing at Revolution Global's cannabis cultivation center in Delavan, Ill. New York has failed in recent years to pass marijuana legalization, but a state senator said lawmakers have reached an agreement to legalize marijuana sales to adults over the age of 21. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast, File)
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