Richard Nelson: Most consequential pro-life bill in my lifetime is now in the hands of the Kentucky Senate
The most consequential pro-life bill in my lifetime is being considered by the Kentucky State Senate. What’s fascinating about HB…
The most consequential pro-life bill in my lifetime is being considered by the Kentucky State Senate. What’s fascinating about HB…
Gov. Andy Beshear issued more executive orders on Wednesday in response to a rise in COVID-19 cases throughout the Commonwealth….
I just got off the phone with a pastor friend in Eastern Kentucky who shared some sad and disappointing news….
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Representatives from Kentucky public health, law enforcement, and other groups gathered at the State Capitol…
By Richard Nelson and Garth Van Meter Marijuana as medicine is moving in the Kentucky legislature but before we jump…
Last week, the New York Times reported on a Kentucky Senate bill banning conversion therapy, a controversial technique whose extreme…
Elections are kind of like a new school year. New faces show up. Fresh ideas are disseminated. Personalities emerge. Elections often teach…
Just a few days ago I was in Washington D.C. where I visited the National Archives and saw the Declaration…
Kentucky’s primary election is Tuesday and if voter participation in 2015 is any indication, the turnout will be in the…
The Commonwealth Policy Center is honoring State Rep. Joe Fischer with its Friend of Life Award for sponsoring HB 148…
BBC Science Correspondent Jonathan Amos recently asked, “What chance has NASA of finding life on Mars?” He’s referring to the Mars…
More often than not there are enterprises within our communities that we know nothing about. But when little-known organizations have…
Our trust in the established news media continues to decline. A major culprit? “Fake news.” According to a Monmouth University poll…
It was 242 years ago when America’s colonial leaders declared their independence from a tyrant who trampled their rights and…
We tend to compartmentalize our lives. Our heads ache, yet we don’t consider the small amount of sleep we’ve had…
The 2018 General Assembly was incredibly productive and even took positive steps to shore up the state pension system, but…
Thousands of students walked out of schools across Kentucky and around the United States on Wednesday. Some of the students walked…
If Hurricane Harvey’s record rainfall doused the fiery political climate, then the images of rescue workers saving children have softened…
President Trump’s tweet barring transgendered persons from serving in the military caught everyone off guard, including policy makers who are…
By Richard Nelson Special to NKyTribune The Executive Branch Ethics Commission (EBEC) recently cleared Gov. Bevin of any wrongdoing involving…
Kentuckians’ trust in institutional media may be at an all-time low. According to Secretary of State Alison Grime’s Kentucky Civic…
Have you ever gone to an event expecting one thing only to find out that it was something entirely different?…