The U.S. Justice Department has removed thousands of online records related to January 6 prosecutions, including news releases documenting guilty pleas, convictions, and sentences for those who stormed the U.S. Capitol to disrupt the transfer of power to a new...

Residents in Boyd County are raising concerns about a proposed data center project after learning local officials signed non-disclosure agreements with the companies. This kept locals in the dark and resulted in frustration at a recent town hall meeting. Many...

For decades, support for same-sex marriage was on a path of increasing acceptance. But new polling shows that trend is slowing or even reversing. A recent Gallup survey found that support for same-sex marriage has fallen from 71 percent in 2022 to 65 percent today....

For decades, June has focused on self-expression and individual identity—otherwise known as "Pride Month". But a growing movement is calling Americans to something more enduring: fidelity to God, family, community, and country. Fidelity Month was started by Princeton...

President Trump recently announced a fund meant to compensate those who believe they have been politically persecuted. The so-called “anti-weaponization” fund is a settlement resolving a lawsuit against the IRS related to a leak of Trump’s tax returns. Those who...

Governor Andy Beshear travelled to Alabama to campaign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones. Jones recently won the Democratic primary and believes he has a real shot at the Governor’s Mansion in November. Some see Beshear’s travel and endorsement as his...

Louisville eighth grader Daniel Mattingly was chosen to give the graduation speech for his class at Stuart middle school. After several revisions that didn't meet the teachers' standards Mattingly was told to "speak from his heart." And speak he did. Mattingly lobbed...

Is exposing college students to raunchy and vulgar performances part of  higher education? Some at Eastern Kentucky University apparently think so. According to the Lexington Herald Leader, EKU officials agreed to pay  controversial rapper Ice Spice $275,000 for an...

Is exposing college students to raunchy and vulgar performances part of  higher education? Some at Eastern Kentucky University apparently think so. According to the Lexington Herald Leader, EKU officials agreed to pay  controversial rapper Ice Spice $275,000 for an...

Parents in California lost custody of their daughter after opposing a child’s gender transition. Alexandra Lyashchenko and her husband, both Ukrainian immigrants, lost custody of their 15-year-old daughter in 2024 after they opposed her desire for gender transition....