Debate over prayer in public schools has resurfaced
Some are worried protections for the non-religious will be eroded.
Analysis & Policy
Articles that dig into an issue, policy, or story, and present relevant research and insights.
Rand Paul plans to make colleagues hate him more
Our own Senator is planning on proposing an amendment that he knows won’t pass, thus delaying everyone from going home.
Bruce’s Take: Massie in the catbird seat
Kentucky’s own Thomas Massie could cast a very significant vote today.
SCOTUS just shriveled federal protection for wetlands
The ruling by the Supreme Court will leave many of these valuable ecosystems at risk.
SNAP is our best tool for fighting hunger. Don’t hold it hostage.
Why is Congress attacking our fellow citizens who are falling into hunger?
London receives nearly $1.4M state grant. Mayor’s family are donors to Beshear, Democratic Party
Transportation Cabinet says recipients of the federally funded grants are chosen by the Transportation Cabinet staff
Thanks to McConnell, Trump, and himself, Cameron looks strong
With support from both, plus his own disciplined campaign, Daniel Cameron will be a formidable opponent in the fall.
More than 17,000 Kentuckians could lose food aid
The new SNAP reporting process, complicated by design, could cause thousands of Kentuckians to go hungry.
Some “Republicans” may have a shock on Tuesday
When they ask for a Republican ballot, and are told they are still registered as Dems and thus can’t vote in the Repub primary.
‘Down ticket’ races include election denier’s challenge of Republican secretary of state
It’s not just a race for governor on Tuesday; these other offices are on the ballot as well.
Polls disagree about state of governor’s race
Cameron appears to be pulling away – but Craft says the opposite is true.
Would her family’s financial stake in the coal industry affect Craft’s actions as governor?
Ethics expert says GOP hopeful would ‘absolutely’ have a conflict of interest. It’s ‘for the people to decide’ if there’s a problem, says a former Kentucky governor.
Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin seems to have picked the lock on split-ticket voters
Jennifer Rubin of The Washington Post looks at how U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin is winning over some of the state’s swing voters and setting an example for fellow party members.
Ryan Quarles seeks to shoot the gap in GOP gubernatorial primary
With a week left in the Republican primary for governor, Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles is on the air with an ad seeking to split the frontrunners.
Dear Derby visitors: Here’s your guide to that OTHER horse race in Kentucky
For all our out-of-towners (and Kentuckians just now tuning in), Al Cross has a guide to the race to move into the gov’s office in Frankfort.
