Updated: 5:57 AM A senior U.S. military official identified the woman who serves as an unpaid social liaison to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, where the military's Central Command and Special Operations Command are located.

Posted: 5:19 AM The Courier-Journal reports the FBI, the state attorney general's office and the Kentucky Executive Branch Ethics Commission have interviewed current or former employees of the Department of Juvenile Justice about calls made in 2010 by former deputy secretary Charles Geveden.

Posted: 5:21 AM Gov. Steve Beshear recently touted the success of a new law that cracks down on prescription drug abuse. But critics of the law complain those claims are overblown and the law's negative effects are being ignored.

Posted: 8:12 PM Actress Ashley Judd isn't ruling out a run for U.S. Senate in Kentucky.

Posted: 6:52 AM President Barack Obama's re-election has guaranteed the survival of his health care law.

Updated: 6:53 AM Officials said the first tweaks in Obama's Iran policy could come within weeks.

Updated: 6:42 AM State Rep. Sara Beth Gregory and Albany lawyer David Cross said Wednesday they seek the seat.

Updated: 7:11 AM Working with the new Congress could prove frustrating to whomever wins the presidency.

Updated: 7:09 AM Polling places are opening their doors in Kentucky.

Updated: 7:11 AM Voting rights groups are concerned about potential challenges on Election Day.

Updated: 7:14 AM The former governor of Massachusetts returns to Boston to vote before heading out to rare Election Day events.

Updated: 7:15 AM The president heads into Election Day tied with Republican challenger Mitt Romney in national polls.

Updated: 7:13 AM Investigators will be out around the state to follow up on complaints.

Updated: 7:14 AM A state by state look at key races and measures on the ballot on Tuesday.

Updated: 11:30 AM Your look at the Election Day news and events that will be talked about in Kentucky today.

Updated: 7:13 AM Experts say a split between electoral and popular votes is increasingly likely.

Updated: 5:49 AM Polls open at 6 a.m. in both the state's eastern and western time zones, and election officials are predicting a record number of voters will take part.

Updated: 7:15 AM There are 47 contested House races and 10 Senate races across the state on Tuesday.

Updated: 7:06 AM Lexington submitted a plan called "CitizenLex" for the contest in urban-innovation

Posted: 5:57 AM Some will persevere despite long lines, pressing personal burdens or the devastation left by Superstorm Sandy. Why do they do it?

Posted: 5:54 AM Pikeville officials have been trying to get passenger air service to their local airport for more than two years.

Updated: 6:41 AM Candidates in Kentucky's Sixth Congressional District are making the final push for votes on Election Eve.

Updated: 4:52 PM The newspaper's editorial board said in its endorsement published Sunday that President Obama "has helped steer the nation from the brink of a major depression, extricated it from one unpopular war and imposed a deadline for another."

Updated: 11:45 AM The company managing Medicaid in the Jefferson County area for 15 years has filed a formal protest of the process that awarded next year's contract to four companies.

Posted: 6:57 AM A new study shows both presidential candidates receive negative press coverage