Karolina Buczek

FILE - In this Aug. 3, 2019 file photo, Kentucky republican candidate for Secretary of State Mike Adams addresses the audience gathered at the Fancy Farm Picnic in Fancy Farm, Ky. Gov. Andy Beshear signed an order Friday, April 24, 2020 allowing Kentucky residents to vote by mail in the upcoming primary election, which had already been pushed back to June because of the coronavirus. The order came a day after Adams offered his recommendations on how to proceed with the primary in midst of a public health crisis. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File)

LEXINGTON, ky. (LEX 18) — Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton made it clear that the city needs to build more housing, and affordable housing is an important component.

(LEX 18) — When it comes to the upcoming election, Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams has one concern.

(LEX 18) — Governor Andy Beshear hit the campaign trail on Tuesday to urge voters to say no to Amendment 2. He also addressed "misinformation" surrounding the measure.

(LEX 18) — A Kentucky lawmaker wants to give teachers and school staff a quicker way to notify police during dangerous situations.

Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman believes Amendment 2 will be defeated on election night. "I believe we will defeat Amendment 2," Coleman said during an event in Jessamine County on Tuesday.

(LEX 18) — Along with state and local election officials, the federal government is working to ensure the security of the 2024 election.

(LEX 18) — Kentucky took a big step toward making medical marijuana a reality in the Commonwealth. On Monday, 26 businesses were selected to grow and process the medical marijuana that will soon be for sale in Kentucky.

Fayette County voters will find an additional question at the end of their ballot this November. The question asks for permission to create a new tax for public parks.

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.