Good Question

As we head into the holiday weekend, you may wonder why we have a three-day weekend. That’s the topic of today’s Good Question.

The bills paid for by the U.S. Treasury, including social security payments, payments to federal workers and the armed services, and Medicare and Medicaid, could all be delayed.

Driving around, you have most likely noticed some bushes that would normally be sprouting back to life are still brown. One viewer wanted to know why.

The death of Deputy Caleb Conley follows several recent line-of-duty deaths for law enforcement in Kentucky.

For today’s Good Question, Vicki asks, Could you please do a segment on releasing balloons in the air and how dangerous it is for animals? She says We’re losing lots of horses and cattle from balloon releasing.

Now that the primary is over, your phone may be ringing a little less. One viewer had a question about that.

Election nights are normally long, but some are longer than others. That’s the topic of today’s Good Question.

Why doesn’t Kentucky allow independent voters to cast a vote for primary candidates? It’s the topic of today’s Good Question.

For today’s Good Question, Cynthia asks, Who can vote in the Kentucky primaries? Specifically, is it only for registered voters who have declared a party?