In the coming weeks, the space where the historic Phoenix building sits will become a blank spot in the heart Hopkinsville. Despite the loss, it doesn't embody the overall trajectory of downtown development.
Open government advocate Amye Bensenshaver observes that a circuit court judge rejected Cameron's disregard for over four decades of case law and attorney general decisions.
An expensive and inaccessible child care industry makes life hard on working Kentuckians. Over half of working adults in Kentucky are parents, and over a third of those are parents of young children. When parents are forced out of the workforce because they lack child care, the effects fall largely on mothers.
Should municipal properties and local businesses post "No loitering" and "No trespassing" signs downtown? Here's what members of the community told Hoptown Chronicle.
The governor’s choice of Silas House as the state’s poet laureate has caused a backlash among Republicans. What should be controversial are the anti-LGBTQ measures that House and others have opposed, writes Skylas Baker-Jordan for The Daily Yonder.
Kentucky writer Teri Carter observes that new laws didn’t stop every drunk driver, but they dramatically reduced deaths and injuries — and the same would be true of gun violence.
