
John Yeager: Sanctuary Village at St. Walburg Monastery will improve quality of life in Villa Hills
As a life-long resident of Northern Kentucky with more than 40 years of experience in residential and commercial development, I…
As a life-long resident of Northern Kentucky with more than 40 years of experience in residential and commercial development, I…
By Jay Miller and Ann Vail University of Kentucky March is designated Social Work Month. Since the 1960s, this month…
Our K-12 students are learning more and their teachers are better prepared utilizing greater innovative learning practices in the classrooms…
I have often lauded the NKY Chamber of Commerce for its leadership in our community. But I was disappointed to…
Cities face many financial hurdles every day. We work to provide our citizens essential services, from police officers and firefighters…
It could be said, if one were petulant, that Senate Republican Leader Mitch “Root ‘n Branch’’ McConnell’s strongly worded support…
As we enter the final weeks of the Kentucky legislative session, the stakes have never been higher for Northern Kentucky…
By Tom Haggard and Jodi Grant Not one penny. That’s what President Trump included for afterschool programs in the budget…
The best way to stop school violence is to stop all youth violence. School violence really is a form of…
More than 8600 children in our Commonwealth currently reside in foster care. That is more than the population of 16…
On behalf of Dr. Randy Pennnigton, his attorney N. Jeffrey Blankenship offers this response to an email sent to the…
There is much more to the quality of life in your community than the determinations by socio-economic data such as…
Thousands of students walked out of schools across Kentucky and around the United States on Wednesday. Some of the students walked…
• 23,200 more Kentucky youth who become smoke-free adults. • Nearly 1,200 healthier newborns every year. • $1 billion in…
Legend has it that Winston Churchill, trying to draw the United States into WWII, famously said you can always count…
To the Editor: Public transportation across Kentucky provides 31 million trips each year. Most of these trips are taken…
While nationally there appears to be more awareness and open discussion concerning mental health, for the last 20 years public…
I recall when my father was a state legislator in the 1960’s how he always boasted about the quality of…
By Ryan Quarles and Dave Adkisson Over the last year, Kentucky’s business and agricultural communities have celebrated many policy victories….
For many Kentucky high school students growing up with the memories of Heath, Columbine, Virginia Tech, and Sandy Hook, recent…
Expanding Access to Naloxone Will Help Save Lives In 2016, more than 1,400 Kentuckians died from drug overdoses. Sadly,…
By Robert L. King Council on Postsecondary Education Much attention has been generated around the decision by Amazon, Inc., to…