Bloody Monday returns to Louisville – as deportation letters
Now it’s the Trump administration wielding the clubs
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Stories about people, places, events, and so on. Factual, but written in a story-telling style.
A Kentucky legislator walks into a karaoke bar ...
Imagine these electeds singing these songs – I’m up for it!
Dear Rep. Comer – More chicken suits are coming
As long as you won’t show up to talk with your constituents, we’ll keep showing up at your office
A pilot responds to Trump’s after-crash comments
Calls out the president for not knowing the facts yet still blowing the dog-whistle
The world said ‘Never again.’ And then the world forgot.
Eighty years ago today, Allied soldiers came face to face with unspeakable evil. Those soldiers are no longer among us. Will we remember, or will we choose to forget and ignore?
Senator Mosely-Braun: ‘Never tire in doing good.’
The former Illinois senator told the Paducah audience to “keep up the struggle.”
A personal connection to Jimmy Carter by a ForwardKY writer
Our small world got a little bit smaller.
Union volunteers make Christmas better for the less fortunate
Over 1,600 Boxes of Love were filled and sent out.
Three years ago tonight, ‘The Beast’ struck Kentucky
As if a great army had swept across the countryside
Q&A: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear on optimism and the rural vote
The rural vote, combatting partisanship, and showing up: how a Democratic governor increased his popularity among rural voters.
In southwest Louisville, Republicans attempt to flip a freshman Democrat’s seat
Democratic state Rep. Rachel Roarx won her south Louisville district by less than 400 votes in 2022. Now, she’s facing a serious challenge from Republican Carrie McKeehan.
‘Mr. Mayor, do you have time to talk to the President?’
A president doing what a president should do ... and which our president actually does
45th Kentucky legislative race features two first-time candidates
The race for District 45 in the Kentucky House of Representatives pits two newcomers against each other. Republican Thomas Jefferson and Democrat Adam Moore are vying for the central Kentucky seat, which includes a sizable portion of southwest Lexington. 60-year-old Thomas Jefferson, who moved to Lexington more than four decades
