Political

This year's Presidential election hasn't even happened yet and it's already historic. The crowds are massive, the polls are spilling over, and the passion is as strong as I've ever witnessed. On Thursday, Republican candidate Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Evansville in advance of Tuesday's Indiana primary and I have to say, I had fun. Here's my recap.

It's about time! The Treasury Department announced Wednesday abolitionist Harriet Tubman, who helped free slaves on the Underground Railroad, will be featured on the new $20 bill, replacing President Andrew Jackson.

The brainchild of Sen. Rand Paul, who dropped out of the Presiential race in early February, Kentucky's first ever Republican Caucus drew a large voter turnout statewide. Front-runner Donald Trump, who visited Louisville last week, won with nearly 36% while Sen. Ted Cruz wasn't far behind finishing with 31.5%.

One of the most beloved First Lady's of all time has passed away from congestive heart failure at the age of 94.

Election season is full steam ahead. The Presidential race alone is one of the most fascinating and polarizing in recent history. For the first time, Kentucky will hold a Republican Presidential caucus as opposed to a regular primary election. So, what is a caucus and how does it work?

The Kentucky Republican caucus is just a couple of weeks away and, in advance of that, Marco Rubio has released his list of supporters in the Commonwealth.  One of them is a prominent figure in Daviess County.

Several major news outlets are reporting that Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has suspended his presidential campaign. After a disappointing 5th place finish in Monday's Iowa caucuses, Paul released a statement Wednesday morning announcing his decision.

Kids say the darndest things.  And sometimes, through their innocence, they can simplify and paint a crystal clear picture of an insanely complicated world.  That's exactly what happened this week in Ryan Nowak's 5th grade class at Saint Wendel Catholic School in Wadesville, IN.  Mr. Nowak challenged his students to write argumentative paragraphs answering the question, "Should Syrian refugee

Governor Steve Beshear has directed that flags be at half-staff at all state office buildings in Kentucky on Wednesday, November 11th. The order is in honor of Richmond Police Officer Daniel Ellis, killed on November 6th, in the line of duty. He died less than two days after he was shot while searching an apartment for a robbery suspect.

While other results in the Commonwealth are too close to call this evening, there has been a declaration of victory in the race for Governor.