McConnell
Coverage of McConnell in the Nexus archive.
- Sen. McConnell still not cleared to go back to work as he recovers from fall, doctors say
Sen. McConnell remains unable to return to work as he recovers from a fall. His office issued a press release with a statement from the senator apologizing for missing an annual Kentucky picnic.
- McConnell still in rehabilitation facility, to miss upcoming Kentucky political event
McConnell remains in a rehabilitation facility following a fall on June 14 that led to his hospitalization and will miss an upcoming Kentucky political event.
- McConnell provides health update after long unexplained absence; says he suffered fall, pneumonia
McConnell provided a health update after a prolonged absence, revealing he suffered a fall and pneumonia. He is noted as the longest-serving party leader in Senate history.
- McConnell says he was hospitalized because of a fall and developed mild pneumonia, in first statement on his condition
McConnell was hospitalized due to a fall that led to mild pneumonia. He provided his first statement on his condition.
- McConnell’s absence prompts new Beshear demand for health update
McConnell's absence has led to a new demand from Beshear for a health update. McConnell's office previously stated his condition was improving but did not respond to a recent request for comment.
- McConnell still hospitalized after EMS responded to his home last month
McConnell remains hospitalized following an EMS response to his home last month. A spokesperson stated he continues to improve.
- Sen. McConnell admitted to hospital
McConnell was hospitalized in February and has dealt with multiple health issues in recent years.
- Sen. McConnell admitted to hospital
McConnell was hospitalized in February and has dealt with multiple health issues in recent years.
- Sen. McConnell admitted to hospital
Sen. McConnell was hospitalized in February and has experienced multiple health issues in recent years.
- Sen. McConnell admitted to hospital
Sen. McConnell was hospitalized in February and has experienced multiple health issues in recent years. He is the third-oldest member of the Senate.