
Letter to the Editor: FOP objects to House bill that allows ‘political appointees’ to determine worker comp care
If you bring home a paycheck, you’re probably covered by our state’s worker’s compensation program. You may not think about…
If you bring home a paycheck, you’re probably covered by our state’s worker’s compensation program. You may not think about…
By Norma Hatfield Kentucky Youth Advocates This hand written letter and drawing was completed at the beginning of a school…
By William M. Lear Jr. Special to NKyTribune Kentucky has a jobs problem. Employers struggle to find the talent they…
WASHINGTON – The President of the United States recently allowed that he has proved tardy in offering his long-awaited replacement…
You don’t have to look far these days to find someone taking care of the wellbeing of a parent, spouse,…
NKU’s Faculty Senate approved a resolution on concealed carry legislation being considered in the Kentucky General Assembly. The resolution of…
At the start of January, as several inches of snow dusted the campus and friends began posting pictures of warm…
AARP Kentucky has just launched a campaign to let Congress know we oppose any plan to increase Medicare costs and…
WASHINGTON – Sen. Rand Paul is, as the famous line from Oliver Stone’s JFK put it, “a mystery wrapped in…
The Kentucky Horse Park Foundation was created in 1985 with the sole purpose of providing private philanthropic support to benefit…
I believe using local tax dollars as part of the formula for paying for charter schools is a bad idea,…
Kentuckians’ trust in institutional media may be at an all-time low. According to Secretary of State Alison Grime’s Kentucky Civic…
Democracy in action is often a crowded affair, as the waiting rooms and hallways of the Capitol and Capitol Annex…
You are proud to be a farmer. That is why you buy farm license plates for your farm vehicles. When…
As the Obama administration packed its boxes and prepared to leave office, the former president took a parting shot at…
A wide array of bills were heard in committees and voted out of the Senate in a busy and exciting…
The House has just completed another week of the 2017 session, but due to an unprecedented level of production, we…
Blurring the lines when you’re painting stripes for a new road is probably not a good thing. Blurring the lines…
It’s been a week now since Governor Bevin’s State of the State address. I have been mulling over his words,…
WASHINGTON – It took that great philosopher, John Matuszak, to sum up in a single thought what makes America great….
Rural communities miss great opportunities when their leaders and citizens do not dream big enough. One of our problems in…
I joined my fellow lawmakers back in Frankfort last week as we reconvened the 2017 session of the Kentucky General…