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Opponents of a permanent time switch point out that the sun "would rise unnaturally late," and some students wouldn’t see the sun until well into their school day.

There are two basic groups in a grocery store, those willing to use a self-checkout and those who are not.

As a reader-first newsroom, Hoptown Chronicle believes it is important to be clear and transparent with our audience about our values and how we make decisions.

Perhaps Cameron wants to make sure he keeps Trump's sole endorsement in the governor's race, observes political columnist Al Cross.

English teachers today contend with fears that fan the fires of censorship, observe Constance Alexander, who once taught middle school language arts.

The end of era went mostly unnoticed with the Courier-Journal's final delivery of a physical newspaper by a carrier to local homes, Hopkinsville resident Tom Glover observes.

With fears of a winter surge looming, government agencies have authorized and encouraged vaccination with a newly formulated booster.

Political columnist Al Cross observes that the value of a Trump endorsement — now held by Attorney General Daniel Cameron — could shift by the 2023 elections.

Open government advocate Amye Bensenhaver says the public has a right to see the Kentucky Public Pension Authority report, which the agency paid $1.2 million for a New York law firm to prepare.

As Christian County govenment works to increase voter education, Hoptown Chronicle is calling on local civic organizations to join the effort.

Fancy Farm’s political speaking has become largely a Republican event, observes columnist Al Cross.

Columnist Constance Alexander considers all the public settings, from stores to schools, where fears exist of a mass shooting at any time.