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November 4, 2020

• Imagine listening to this John Lennon tribute and helping local non-profits. You can.
• Former Kentucky State Police commissioner clarifies ‘intended purpose’ of Hitler quotes
• Long voting line delayed Fayette election results Tuesday; 7,200 still left to count
• Booze won big. Jessamine County among several KY places to vote ‘wet’ by wide margins
• Kentucky couple’s daughter found dinner in oven. They were dead. Grandson charged.
• ‘Too close to call’ Results of most Lexington city council races still not final
• What could we do with $143 million? Something better than Kentucky’s U.S. Senate campaign?
• Joel Pett: Swamp King
• Gov. Beshear says Kentucky’s budget should balance this fiscal year without any cuts
• Kentucky voter turnout tops 59 percent, on par with 2016 election
• Bob Conley edges out Chris Harris for open Supreme Court seat in Eastern Kentucky
• Dog elected ‘mayor’ of Kentucky town. His name is Wilbur and he’s French
• Kentucky’s Calipari looking for problem solving on and off the basketball court
• Lexington reports its 100th COVID-19 death. City has 117 new coronavirus cases
• Former Fayette County teacher wins school board seat in District 5
• KY voters: Yes on rights for crime victims, no on longer terms for district judges
• McConnell positioned to stay majority leader. He declines to condemn Trump comments.
• Two suspects open fire on home while stealing anti-Trump yard sign, Ohio police say
• Kentucky player’s ‘super long’ layoff ends, new basketball chapter begins
• On eve of Breeders’ Cup, early returns say horse racing’s safety reforms are working
• Breeders’ Cup notes: He won the Preakness last year. Now, he’s all in for final race.
• Updated: Republicans add to their super majorities in the Kentucky House and Senate
• Central Kentucky is sending Republican Rep. Andy Barr back to Congress for a fifth term
• ‘Way,way too many.’ 1,635 new Kentucky coronavirus cases and 11 deaths.
• McConnell easily brushes off McGrath and claims a seventh term in the U.S. Senate