What would Jesus do? Buy a gun, of course!
Irrational rhetoric, paranoid conspiracies fuel Second Amendment rally in Frankfort
A group of 400 heavily armed Kentuckians rallied on the steps of the state capitol on Saturday, part of a nationwide “Guns Across America” day of action for Second Amendment advoc
Take me to your leader
Facts, rumors and political innuendo
Democratic and Republican legislators crammed into a conference room of the state Capitol last Thursday, with bipartisan backslapping and smiles that have been a rarity in recent years.
‘An unimaginable loss’
Activist and scholar J. Blaine Hudson dies
J. Blaine Hudson’s deep, wise voice carried like the gentle turn of a page. When he spoke, people listened, be it a room full of college students, average citizens or political leaders.
Paradise lost
Kerfuffle at the now-defunct Lynn’s Paradise Cafe highlights vulnerability of service workers nationwide
For nearly a year, Leila DiFazio served the myriad customers who made Lynn’s Paradise Cafe one of the shining jewels in the city’s crown of so-called “weird,” independent bu
If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is
From a conference upgrade to Sugar Bowl domination, the stars align for Cardinal football
Around 75 percent of the time I choose to quote or reference the words of someone far wiser than I. This time, the deep thought taking center stage is this:
