Karolina Buczek is a Political Reporter at LEX18 News. With a focus on government, politics, and public policy, she covers a range of topics including elections, healthcare administration, and consumer health. Karolina has been featured in WCPO 9 News, NewsChannel 5, WLEX-TV, and NewsBreak.
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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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By: Karolina Buczek
Kentucky lawmakers honored a 12-year-old Lexington boy who saved a man from drowning earlier this summer.
By: Karolina Buczek
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — A federal law set to take effect Nov. 12 will reclassify many legal hemp products as Schedule I controlled substances, effectively banning them and leaving some Kentucky farmers facing significant financial losses.
By: Karolina Buczek
Lexington's first medical marijuana growing facility has opened, bringing the total number of operating medical marijuana businesses in Kentucky to 39.
By: Karolina Buczek
Lexington's first medical marijuana growing facility has opened, bringing the total number of operating medical marijuana businesses in Kentucky to 39.
By: Karolina Buczek
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By: Karolina Buczek
For the first time in eight years, national Democrats are showing serious interest in flipping central Kentucky's 6th Congressional District.
By: Karolina Buczek
Zach Dembo, the Democratic candidate for central Kentucky's congressional seat, unveiled his anti-corruption platform Tuesday at the Laborers Union Hall in Lexington.
For the first time in eight years, national Democrats are showing serious interest in flipping central Kentucky's 6th Congressional District.
By: Karolina Buczek
The KY Democratic Party is accusing Dr. Ralph Alvarado, the Republican running for central Kentucky's open congressional seat, of removing mentions of President Trump from his campaign website.
By: Ed Reinke
A Delta Connection flight passes the tower at Blue Grass Airport as it lands Sunday, Aug. 27, 2006, in Lexington, Ky. A Comair Flight 5191 commuter jet taking off for Atlanta crashed just past the runway and burst into flames, killing 49 people before dawn Sunday and leaving the lone survivor in critical condition. (AP Photo/Ed Reinke)
