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Dr. David Kabithe, a Hopkinsville physician and marathon runner, stresses the benefits of exercising outdoors to improve mood and increase vitamin D levels.

Columnist Al Cross observes increasing polarization of both political parties following Tuesday's election.

According to the Kentucky Constitution, there’s quite a bit the governor can do to lead Kentucky in the right direction, even when the legislature refuses to do its job, writes Jim Higdon.

A political scholar asks if our Supreme Court be out of line with America — and, if so, explores what that means for the country's politics and law.

Sometimes it takes a person with a different perspective to instigate change in Hopkinsville.

Columnist Constance Alexander questions how long is too long for politicians to serve in high office.

Al Cross, a veteran observer of Kentucky politics, explores the odds of Bluegrass politicians attending a $75,000-ticket event for the former president during the Kentucky Derby.

Legislators overrode Beshear’s vetoes of measures that will be politically popular with many Kentucky voters.

The General Assembly increasingly does the public's business with little accountability, observes Al Cross, who has covered the legislature for more than 40 years.

In this week's Sunday Brew, editor Jennifer P. Brown reveals the answers to last week's word quiz and fills readers in on a project we've been working on with a local high school student.

As we celebrate Sunshine Week, the Kentucky Open Government Coalition has a reminder.

By coming together to "cover up" First Christian Church in daffodils in memory of a friend, a group of residents received an unexpected gift.