Letter to the editor: League of Women Voters of Kentucky launches campaign to register voters
Dear Editor, A December 2019 Executive Order from Governor Beshear has now restored the right to vote to over 175,000…
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Charles Williams: How many nursing home residents must die from COVID-19 before Congress acts?
COVID-19 is spreading like wildfire through the nation’s nursing homes. Already, more than 56,000 residents and staff of nursing homes…
Col Owens: Gestapo tactics must stop now; speak out for the America we know and love, not this
We have recently witnessed in Portland, Oregon, an occurrence which should never happen in our America – the insertion of…
Kyle Keeney: Congress must protect access to care for Kentuckians, needed resources for hospitals
As COVID-19 cases hit record numbers in Kentucky, policymakers must work together to protect access to care and ensure our…
John Schaaf: Just like Hoover and Carter, Trump faces big challenges in seeking re-election
Mark Twain supposedly said, “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes.” That truism could apply to this year’s Presidential election,…
Amy Spiller: Help is available for Duke Energy customers who need assistance with utility bill
In the early days of the pandemic, Duke Energy temporarily suspended electric and natural gas service disconnections for unpaid bills….
Jason Bailey: Kentucky’s senators must agree to adequate federal aid for state to survive recession
A couple months ago, some public officials and corporate lobbyists began eagerly calling for states to reopen rapidly as the…
Mayor Joseph Meyer: People over politics — especially during a pandemic
As the mayor of Covington, Kentucky’s fifth-largest city, I have a message for public officials trying their best to undercut…
Bill Straub: Rand Paul objects to Trump’s Gestapo but then wants Dr. Fauci to be more optimistic
In The Sound of Music, that wholesome hash of low-brow entertainment produced on both stage and screen, a waddle of…
Dr. Scottie Day: Reopening schools safely requires careful planning — here are guidelines to consider
As we continue into unchartered waters during the coronavirus pandemic, reopening schools safely requires careful planning. Many schools are overcrowded…
Fernando Figueroa: Gateway helps find ‘new normal,’ offering a work-ready, affordable education
As we continue our ongoing battle with COVID 19, which shows few signs of letting up anytime soon, our families,…
Jan Hillard: We are all in this together, except for our partisan differences
It is expected that our political parties differ on many issues such as the economy, foreign affairs, and the role…
Al Cross: There’s no question Cameron’s timing was bad, but Beshear’s attitude is far from perfect
“The coronavirus is not involved in American politics.” So says Mitch McConnell, who has gotten most things right about the…
Christina Conover: Here’s how your absentee ballot gets counted — and how you can be confidant with a mail-in option
As we draw closer to the 2020 general election, one non-partisan concern is: Did my vote really count? This concern…
Rocky Adkins: Beshear rebuilding unemployment after years of cuts designed to fail Kentucky workers
My fellow Kentuckians deserve better than an unemployment office that has been starved of funding for years and a system…
Bill Straub: Leave it to Mitch to make terrible situation unbearable, and welcome to McConnell World
With the Covid-19 juggernaut sweeping across the nation, sidestepping the federal government’s thus-far paltry efforts to rein it in, you…
Advancing Equity: CAC working to create opportunities for all, give voice to voiceless
Part of a series by NKY’s nonprofits who stand together against racism and any acts that dehumanize people. By Catrena…
Charles Leis: Landmark SCOTUS cases upholds school choice; Ky. needs scholarship tax credits
A few short days ago, school choice advocates and nonpublic school families across the U.S. celebrated the school choice ruling…
Jan Hillard: Reopening schools and lessons learned from spring shutdown; schools face a dilemma
As Fall approaches, school districts, parents, students, and elected officials are struggling with the question of re-opening schools amidst the…
Dick Gabriel: Let me interrupt your misperceptions about Adolph Rupp with some facts on the race issue
Given the climate in America today when it comes to race relations, it was inevitable that a debate would open…
Constance Alexander: Author Roberta George’s debut novel ‘The Day’s Heat’ is hot stuff; she’s 80
Best birthday present this year was discovering that a friend from long ago, Roberta George, had her first novel published…
Bill Straub: Art and history, statues and reality — removing any offending art does not change the past
A few years ago I had the privilege of visiting the Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid to view Picasso’s Guernica,…