Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joins Morning Joe to discuss GOP-led federal funding cuts that could bring “devastating” changes to Medicaid, closing rural hospitals and leaving children, seniors, and vulnerable residents without care.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem met with Gov. Andy Beshear and Kentucky officials after surveying extensive flood damage in eastern Kentucky.

In the days following Mitch McConnell’s announced 2026 retirement from the U.S. Senate, two names have already stepped forward in his wake. Coming off of a 5-point loss in the 2024 governor’s race to incumbent Andy Beshear,

The death toll from flooding in Kentucky rose to 11 on Monday with the potential to increase further as the state was due to get pummeled by a snowstorm that could jeopardize relief efforts, Governor Andy Beshear said.

Cornbread Hemp, a producer of a wide variety of organic hemp products, will expand its Louisville manufacturing operation, creating 50 full-time jobs. During his weekly Team Kentucky update, Gov. Andy Beshear thanked the company's co-founders,

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear spoke at a ceremony for the first class of officers from the Madisonville Police Training Center. The class of 23 trainees represents years of work from

Work is underway in Henderson for a new housing complex for adults. Elevate Estates is being built on Old Madisonville Road. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear was there to mark the ground breaking. Once complete,

The Kentucky governor said his party wasn’t using ‘normal language’ in an interview during POLITICO’s Governors Summit.

The Kentucky Association of Manufacturers 2025 Coolest Thing Made in Kentucky Tournament is officially underway, with Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear helping to celebrate the start of the annual contest.

Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted an exciting project for Kentucky’s distribution and logistics sector, as Marquette Transportation Co., the leading independent provider of barge towing services on America’s inland waterways,

At least eight people have died in Kentucky as creeks swelled from heavy rain and water covered roads. Governor Andy Beshear said hundreds of stranded people had to be rescued. President Donald Trump approved the state’s request for a disaster declaration.