Andy Beshear
The Public Record
Andy Graham Beshear is the 63rd Governor of Kentucky, having taken office on December 10, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as the Attorney General of Kentucky from January 4, 2016, until December 10, 2019. As governor, Beshear has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development, aiming to improve the quality of life for Kentuckians. He has also been vocal about the importance of community support and unity during times of crisis.
This is how Kentucky bands together and I couldn't be prouder of the local and the state response.
These are our fellow Kentuckians, each one a child of God gone too soon. Please join Britainy and me as we pray for their families.
While we still have a long road ahead, I am grateful for the progress being made to restore power, open roads and help our neighbors stay safe. We’re in this together.
Kentucky has suffered one of the worst natural disasters in years, with impacts felt statewide.
We have hundreds of families that have been impacted that are gonna be digging out and mucking out today that have lost so much.
I’m sad to share the number of those lost to the weather this week has grown to 21, with the most recent a man in Logan County.
I am disappointed by this decision and believe the company's founder would be, too. This company's name starts with Kentucky, and it has marketed our state's heritage and culture in the sale of its product.
My hope is that the company will rethink moving Kentucky Fried Chicken employees out of Kentucky.
If the snow wasn't tough enough, it's cold right now. It's going to get dangerously cold tonight and into tomorrow.
This company’s name starts with Kentucky, and it has marketed our state’s heritage and culture in the sale of its product.
This company's name starts with Kentucky, and it has marketed our state's heritage and culture in the sale of its product.
I am disappointed by this decision and believe the company's founder would be, too.
The temperatures are dropping dangerously low, and we need to do everything possible to keep our neighbors safe.
We’ve got more winter weather headed our way, Kentucky, with widespread snow accumulation, low temperatures and dangerous road conditions expected.
If you can’t turn your heat on by this afternoon, you need to call a family member or friend and go stay with them.
Unfortunately, right now it is for most all of the commonwealth, save for parts of northern Kentucky.
From Tuesday night to Wednesday night we have another weather event coming into the commonwealth.
We will dig out, we will muck out, we’ll rebuild every single structure that’s here and we’ll make sure there’s a bright future for Pike County.
This is one of the most serious weather events we’ve dealt with in at least a decade.





