Joe Heller: Cartoonist views on news — is it over?, going north to Canada, early shopping
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
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Sunday read: For rural education, the most consequential elections are happening closer to home
By Lane Wendell Fischer The Daily Yonder In presidential election cycles, who should occupy the oval office can seem the…
Opinion – Jeff Rubin: If we are to emerge a better nation, divisiveness must end
Whatever your politics may be, President Biden’s recent announcement that he will not seek re-election demonstrated extraordinary leadership. It was…
Secretary of State accepting entries for first ‘I Voted’ sticker design contest for Kentucky students
The Kentucky Secretary of State’s office is inviting all Kentucky students to participate in the inaugural “I Voted” sticker contest….
Northern Kentucky Water District announces election of four to board of commissioners
The Northern Kentucky Water District (NKWD) has completed its annual election of Board officers. During its regular Board meeting on…
Early voting increases while the number of absentee ballots falls in Kentucky ahead of today’s election day
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today There are mixed results on early voting turnout versus absentee ballots, according to the Kentucky…
Northern Kentucky Water District announces members, officers of its Board of Commissioners
The Northern Kentucky Water District has completed its annual election of Board officers. During its regular Board meeting, a total…
Bill Straub: There are lies, real lies, silent lies, hallucinations and fabrications — and Rand Paul
It is obvious that the Republican Party has been stricken with a strange and exotic disease that leads to hallucinations…
Bill Straub: McConnell relents on ‘President-elect Biden’ but his Ky. Senate colleague cause problem
Is there a more appropriate cover boy for the modern Republican Party – that toxic conglomeration of fabulists, conspiracy mongers,…
Kentucky Secretary of State provides guidance to voters about intimidation at polls: Know your rights
Secretary of State Michael Adams has announced guidance to protect voters from intimidation at the polls. “Voting is your sacred…
Secretary of State says Kentucky voter registration gaining traction ahead of Oct. 5 deadline
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that Kentucky continues to see an uptick in voter registration, with the state’s number…
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,…
Al Cross: The values that drive voters will be the key as Kyians prepare to head to the polls Tuesday
Gov. Matt Bevin told The New York Times that Tuesday’s election won’t be close – that he will beat Attorney…
Election boycott, ballot burning; as an international observer, Covington mayor saw history in Albania
News accounts in the weeks and days leading up to Election Day detailed the turmoil: Widespread protests … Molotov cocktails…
Letter to Editor: Firefighters applaud city’s investigation, report on matters during the 2016 election campaign
The Covington Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 38 (“Local 38”) expressed vindication after reviewing the findings of the December 12 investigative…
Letter to the editor: Matthew Martin wants to be Taylor Mill Commissioner says new voice needed
Note: Letters to the editor re local elections are welcome, from candidates and supporters. Will be printed in the order…
Election, U.S. Senate Part II: Incumbent Rand Paul on why he should remain your U.S. Senator
The NKyTribune invited both candidates for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky to make his case for why he deserves your…
Election, U.S. Senate Part I: Lexington Mayor Jim Gray on why he should be Kentucky’s U.S. Senator
The NKyTribune invited both candidates for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky to make his case for why he deserves your…
Marcus Carey: Spurned, with contempt — and we are angry about the “processes” that don’t work
I am very much a “process” guy. Our nation’s pride is that we are ruled by law, not by men….