President Donald Trump's feud with U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie has roped in Elon Musk. The tech billionaire said he's backing Massie's reelection bid.

One prominent Kentucky Republican is preparing a symbolic resolution to censure Rep. Thomas Massie. Others insist he remains popular in his district.

It didn't take long for Trump and Elon Musk to end up on opposite ends of an election.

Attorney General Russell Coleman announced on Tuesday the completion of all 12 inquiries following the 2024 General Election and has forwarded his findings of the

By MICHAEL CRIMMINS Glasgow News 1 No election irregularities were found in Barren County. Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced that

The ad attacks Rep. Thomas Massie's opposition to President Donald Trump's spending and tax bill that narrowly passed the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. The ad also criticizes Massie for disagreeing with the president's decision to bomb nuclear sites in Iran.

DAVIESS CO., Ky. (WFIE) - Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced his team has wrapped up their inquiry into last year’s General Election. As we previously reported, Daviess County was one of 12 counties randomly selected. Coleman’s office was trying to determine if there were any irregularities during the election.

Thomas Massie voted against the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last month and recently sowed doubt that Iran was an "imminent threat" before Trump chose to strike.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) stopped short of endorsing Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) for re-election on Tuesday, days after President Trump threatened to back a primary challenger for the GOP

President Donald Trump and his political operation are working to unseat their first Republican incumbent: Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, who has drawn Trump’s wrath by saying the president lacked the authority to attack Iran’s nuclear sites without

The Kentucky Attorney General’s office on Tuesday announced the completion of all 12 inquiries following the 2024 General Election, including an inquiry of Campbell County. In a letter to the Kentucky State Board of Elections,