Articles by outside authors. See the article for the author and contact information.
Jefferson County Attorney Mike O'Connell claims that the cases against the protesters have not met his “criteria for dismissal,” and his office will move forward with prosecutions.
Now that Kentucky’s trigger law is in effect, what are women doing about it? Many are choosing to maintain control of their bodies by making serious healthcare decisions.
What would you do if that was your daughter, wife, mother, or sister who was forced to bleed out for ten long days so a Republican politician could crow about being “pro-life”?
Aaron and Kimberly discuss the recent outrages from KY's Congressional Republicans, how Andy can show he's a true man of the people, and welcome Jimmy Ausbrooks, running against Jamie Comer for the expansive (and gerrymandered) 1st Congressional district.
Less than a year after being named KY Teacher of the Year, Willie Carver walked away from the profession he loved.
Nazis did it. Russians are doing it. Are we in the U.S. going to follow in their footsteps?
The elections are just 75 days away - who's got the best take, Mitch McConnell or Andy Barr? Then it’s Grayson Vandegrift and his race to go from Midway’s mayor to the rep for the 56th district. Finally, we interview KY author Farrah Alexander about her book, “Resistance in the Bluegrass.”
No matter what your crazy uncle tells you, the extra funding for the IRS is not for a new “IRS Blackshirts.”
Helping relieve the student debt burden would be one way of taking care of our young adults. Where can the money come from? How about bloated defense contracts?
We are entering American history’s Fourth Great Turning. The 80-year cycle is in play again. Thom Hartmann explains.
Conservative dark money groups have taken to weaponizing the paranoia on the Right, and that brings us to the current moment.
No one is above the law – except Donald Trump. He is an Uber Immortal. But what happens to uber immortals?
With guest host Teacher of the Year Willie Carver, we cover Rand Paul's week of "leadership," and learn how teachers are holding up during the war on public education. Then, we welcome KY-2 candidate Hank Linderman, and learn why he thinks could help unite rural and urban voters.
There’s a movement to take election results away from voters and give state legislatures the ability to pick winners and losers.
It wasn’t just the rain. It was the strip-mining, and the mountain-top removal, and the regulators looking the other way, that caused the floods in eastern Kentucky.
Al Cross covered Fancy Farm this year, as he does every year, and reports on the speakers and their political futures.
