Mason Brighton is a Political Reporter at Spectrum News 1. Based in Louisville, he focuses on Kentucky politics and the stories of its people, while also covering a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy. Mason has been featured in Spectrum News, CDC Gaming Reports, and Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County's election employees are completing a final round of inspections of voting equipment ahead of Election Day.
More than 300 voting machines have been inspected, a process that takes around three weeks.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Frankfort's Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Monday afternoon to not renew the city's contract with Flock Safety, a company that sells automated license plate reading cameras.
Election officials say it gives votes more options participate in the upcoming election.
Amendment 1 seeks to block pardons 60 days before a gubernatorial election until the new governor is sworn in.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky voters will decide this year whether to limit when a governor can issue pardons or commute sentences through a constitutional amendment.
Kentucky lawmakers heard a 2027 proposal to track prenatal and postpartum care in jails, aiming to identify gaps for pregnant inmates statewide.
Kentuckians can use a new federal tax credit next year to fund K-12 scholarships, including help for public and private school costs. (Spectrum News 1/Mason Brighton)
By: Mason Brighton
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky lawmakers plan to file legislation in 2027 that would stiffen penalties for drivers who leave the scene of deadly crashes, a
By: Mason Brighton
Central Kentucky’s 6th District race heats up as Republican Ralph Alvarado squares off against Democrat Zach Dembo in a competitive matchup for Congress.
