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The former Hopkinsville High School assistant principal met with several people while signing copies of his book, "The Transformation of a High School Dropout."

A last-minute substitute to a bill "relating to financial institutions" contains major changes that diminish the public's right to know under the Kentucky Open Records Law. It's already passed in the House of Representatives.

Research conducted by the Southern Poverty Law Center in 2017 shows that the real history — the hard history — around African enslavement is not being taught, or maybe not being learned.

Sometimes, a modern story can give new meaning and access to ancient Greek characters.

Longtime Kentucky columnist Al Cross sees McConnell as a careful and canny political player of The Long Game.

For the first time ever, black players dominated the all-tournament team. Of the 10 players selected, only two were white.

The lead-up to a winter weather event, which can force people to adjust to obstacles and lend a hand to strangers, can be awe-inspiring.

Families who have followed recommended guidelines on social distancing for nearly a year are looking forward to the time when pandemic precautions lift and they can hug their elders again. But there may be some surprises in store once you get past the front door.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, columnist Constance Alexander recalls her earliest lessons in sin and virtue.

Bill Falls had heard his grandfather was a good basketball coach. But until he came across a Hoptown Chronicle article, he didn't know that Coach William Falls of Attucks High School had been inducted posthumously into a hall of fame.

McConnell showed he still cares about the GOP's future when he denounced the “loony lies” of freshman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and stood up for Rep. Liz Cheney, whose vote to impeach Trump put her House leadership post at risk.

Families are again confronted with incomplete legacies. There are empty chairs at dinner tables, lives forever altered by death and disruption.