Lexington Herald-Leader: COVID-19 outbreak at Kentucky women’s prison spreads to at least 60 inmates, six employees

By BAILEY LOOSEMORE

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It was before sunrise when more than 30 youth activists began their march to the home of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a politician who's been in office longer than they've been alive.

Wearing black shirts and masks, they walked down Bardstown Road shortly after 6 a.m., carrying signs that said "Look us in the eyes" and "Wake up Mitch."

Louisville Courier-Journal: Jefferson, Fayette counties will not have to add additional polling locations, judge rules