Good morning, Frankfort.

Gov. Beshear created the Governor’s Office of Music after an event at Bourbon & Beyond on Friday to honor Kentucky’s music legacy; the office will support artists, venues and festivals, launch a website + special license plate soon, and appoint Sebastian Kitchen as its executive director.

Gov. Beshear taught Sunday school at a Louisville church and hinted he might run for president but said he has not decided and will focus on Kentucky.

He recalled a tough 2023 race (a reminder of past challenges) when asked about his future plans.

Kentucky Blood Center is offering Dolly Parton T-shirts at all donor centers until Oct.

3; Frankfort donors can visit the 363 Versailles Road center from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and receive a shirt + a $5 contribution to Parton’s Imagination Library with each donation.

Kentucky health officials confirmed 82 measles cases in 2026 (Christian County had 36) mostly among unvaccinated residents.

Officials urge vaccination to protect children and teens from the disease.

Frankfort native Wan’Dale Robinson scored his first touchdown for the Titans with a 4-yard catch late Sunday, though his team lost 12-7 to the Giants—his former team.

He finished with seven catches and will travel to Baltimore Sunday for a 1 p.m. game against the Ravens.

Kentucky State beat Albany State 24-16 on Monday, Sept.

28 (its first win over the Golden Rams since 2003) with 303 passing yards and five sacks, improving their record to 4-1 overall.

Frankfort’s football team won 54-6 over Caverna Friday, earning its first victory since 2024.

Quarterback Tyler Mattison threw three touchdown passes and rushed for two, helping the Panthers gain 453 yards on offense.