Andy Beshear is visiting the Upstate Wednesday morning. The Kentucky governor will be in downtown Greenville to attend the 67th American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations Convention at the AC Hotel.

Ky., would not rule out running for president in 2028, telling “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker that he may “take a look” at launching a bid.“I would have never considered this a couple years ago,

In an appearance on "Meet the Press," Beshear said he will keep an open mind on a 2028 presidential run as he tends to his current responsibilities.

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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) declined to rule out a possible bid for the White House when asked in a Sunday interview about his 2028 ambitions. Beshear noted he will serve as head of the Democratic Governors Association next year and is looking forward to winning “a lot of races that people aren’t expecting.

Kentucky's governor was asked directly what his future aspirations are, including if a run for the highest office in the land is on his mind.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear expressed concern over the weekend shooting in Lexington that left two people dead and two others injured.