Lucas Aulbach is a reporter at the Courier Journal. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news, legislation, and legal affairs. Lucas has been featured in various prominent publications such as USA TODAY, the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Yahoo News.
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Lucas Aulbach’s articles predominantly cover local government and politics in Kentucky, particularly Louisville. He also focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to the region's political landscape. Based on this information, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights or analysis related to ongoing political developments, announcements from local authorities, and coverage of significant events in the area.
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By: Lucas Aulbach
An adopted son of ex-Gov. Matt Bevin's push for retroactive child support went to trial in Louisville, but the former governor did not attend.
Louisville Courier Journal For decades, the annual Fancy Farm Picnic has served as one of the biggest dates of the year on Kentucky's political calendar.
From gubernatorial primaries to the shadow of Sen. Mitch McConnell, there'll be no shortage of Kentucky politics storylines at the 2026 Fancy Farm.
By: Lucas Aulbach
FANCY FARM, KY — For months, Secretary of State Michael Adams has said he's considering running for governor at the end of his term in 2027.
By: Lucas Aulbach, Keely Doll
Kentucky politicians again brought the jokes to the annual Fancy Farm Picnic. Here are the ones that landed.
By: Lucas Aulbach
Gov. Andy Beshear missed the 2026 Fancy Farm political picnic, but he had plenty to say afterward about his critics who'd spoken at the annual event.
By: Keely Doll, Lucas Aulbach
Fancy Farm was missing familiar faces this year without Mitch McConnell and Andy Beshear. It wasn't missing big Kentucky politics moments, though.
By: Lucas Aulbach
Louisville Courier Journal Aug. 3, 2026, 6:08 p.m. ET Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has joined a lawsuit in U.S. district court seeking
By: Lucas Aulbach
Louisville Courier Journal FANCY FARM, KY — Sierra Enlow has run a statewide campaign as a Democrat.
Get a little extra coffee, because Fancy Farm (and other Kentucky political developments this week) left us with a LOT to talk about.
