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Opinion:聽As the dust settled from the 2024 Regular Session of the General Assembly, Kentuckians stopped to consider who were the winners and who were the losers.聽In the HB 509 debacle, Beshear is, arguably, the biggest loser.
Opinion:聽In responses ranging from disinterested to comatose, Republican leadership registered little concern about the demise of HB 509 Monday night.
It鈥檚 become an annual tradition in Frankfort: a new bill designed to chip away at the government transparency Kentucky citizens have enjoyed for nearly 50 years under the Open Records Act. This year鈥檚 bill 鈥 HB 509, endorsed by Speaker David Osborne and others in House leadership 鈥 is different.
Light appeared at the end of the HB 509 tunnel on Friday as the primary sponsor of the bill 鈥 which threatened massive damage to the open records law 鈥 agreed to re-tool the bill to omit all changes made by the sections redefining "public record."
The Crisis Aversion and Rights Retention Bill, or Senate Bill 13, supports responsible gun ownership by providing time and help for those at risk of harming themselves or others.聽
Buddleia is a beautiful, fragrant, season-long blooming native that is low maintenance and magnet for butterflies and other insects, which is why it is best known by its common name 鈥 butterfly bush.聽
Making and sharing May Baskets was an annual tradition for family and friends.聽The baskets are so easy to make and are wonderful surprise gifts for Mother鈥檚 Day 鈥 or any day.
Last Sunday capped the spring gobbler season. Thursday brings back the night hunting season for coyotes, a phase during which hunters can use artificial lights for hunting in hours of darkness.
Carpenter bees have been buzzing about my digs lately, but any construction project on their agenda will seem more like destruction to me.
Blackberries, along with raspberries, are among the tastiest berries we grow.
In less than two weeks, Murray State will retire Stewart Johnson鈥檚 jersey at the home Missouri Valley Conference opener against Bradley on Nov. 29. It was 60 years ago that Stewart was the first Black varsity basketball player in the South, breaking the color barrier four years before Perry …
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