Student Voice Team: Let’s get beyond guns; join ‘March for our Lives’ rally on March 20 in Frankfort
For many Kentucky high school students growing up with the memories of Heath, Columbine, Virginia Tech, and Sandy Hook, recent…
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…
Gabe Parker was described as cold, callous and “shockingly calm” in an interview with Kentucky State Police. The 16-year old…
By Romanza Johnson Kentucky Retired Teachers Association Put yourself in the shoes of a typical Kentucky schoolteacher for a moment….
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has some explaining to do. And if he isn’t up front about the rationale regarding…
Kentucky’s General Assembly is full-steam ahead tackling economic, social, and workforce issues. But as we move forward in 2018, we…
Many Kentuckians may be unaware of the role of the Public Service Commission (PSC) in their daily lives. Paraphrasing our…
In May of next year, Kentucky will run out of prison space, and without substantive changes, the Commonwealth may be…
It all started for me with George Stephanopoulus in the early 90’s. You know Mr. Stephanopoulus as the charming co-host…
Kentucky is home to some of the largest, most-recognized companies in the world — GE, Ford, Toyota, UPS and others….
With a major pension reform bill moving through the legislative process, we write on behalf of Kentucky’s business community in…
We are pleased to see the commitment by the House of Representatives to make strides stemming the erosion of education…
By Sen. Ralph Alvarado and Rep. Kimberly Moser Imagine you are a cancer patient and your physician prescribes a…
Even in these trying days of division and bitter partisanship most everyone can agree that God, who has been on…
When you think of Kentucky, many things come to mind from beautiful horses to endless acres of some of the…
To understand the impact of the Kentucky Center for Mathematics (KCM), you first need to understand the impact that struggling…
Vision is critical. From safety to education to employment to daily needs, we depend on our eyes to function. …
Optometrists play an integral role in safeguarding the visual welfare of Kentucky residents. That’s why we support House Bill 191…
Some people are born natural caregivers; nurturing, patient, and attentive. These qualities cannot be learned but are necessary for important…
By Jane Koppelman Pew Charitable Trusts February is National Children’s Dental Health Month — a great time to remind ourselves…
On an average day, 175 Americans die from drug overdoses. Families in Kentucky and throughout the nation are bravely confronting…