The fight over Kentucky’s most contentious library may finally be reaching a turning point. For years, the Daviess County Public Library board has come under fire for allowing sexually explicit and pornographic books in the children’s section—materials many parents...

Americans’ trust in the mass news media has reached an all-time low. According to the latest Gallup survey, 7 in 10 adults say they don't have "much confidence" (36%) or "none at all" (34%). Altogether only 8% of Republicans have confidence in mass news media....

The “Make Gen Z Anti-Abortion” tour stopped at the University of Kentucky last week. It was hosted by a student group called the Pro-Life Wildcats. Tour leader Lydia Taylor-Davis described her journey from being pro-choice to pro-life while students paused to listen...

The City of Louisville was found guilty of violating the First Amendment rights of wedding photographer Chelsey Nelson. Louisville city officials attempted to use the Fairness Ordinance to force Nelson to create photographs and messages celebrating same-sex...

Last week the federal government shut down. Democrats in the U.S. Senate effectively killed the continuing resolution to keep the government funded at previous levels. Even though it was Democrats that shut the government down, poles show that the public blames...

When abortion is debated, it’s often framed only through the mother’s perspective. But this overlooks not only the child whose life is at stake, but also the father who has a vital role to play. That’s why news that Owensboro’s Care Net pregnancy center received...

Kentucky State Auditor Allison Ball recently uncovered more than $800 million in waste inside  the state’s Medicaid program. Medicaid is supposed to provide health care to the poor and vulnerable, but when oversight fails, those most in need are the ones who suffer....

An employee at the University of Louisville posted a Charlie Kirk quote about gun violence being “worth it” to protect the Second Amendment—now a GOP legislator is calling for her termination. Some argue this is cancel culture. This isn’t just about speech we dislike;...

Kentucky's Council and Post Secondary Education had a policy that allowed any high school graduate in the commonwealth to qualify for in-state tuition regardless of their immigration status. The Department of Justice threatened a lawsuit and intervened. It recently...

A disturbing case in Dallas shows how violent rhetoric can escalate into tragedy. A man opened fire on an ICE facility, killing one detainee, critically injuring two others, and then taking his own life. Investigators say he hoped the attack would “give ICE agents...