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The 10 states where voters could decide on abortion directly
After abortion rights were upended federally in June 2022, Kansas voters got a chance to weigh in on a ballot measure that was something of a test balloon just a couple of months later. Defying expectations, nearly 60% of voters rejected an anti-abortion constitutional amendment. Since then, voters in states with both conservative- and liberal-leaning […]
Rand Paul endorsed Donald Trump for president in 2020. Why isn't he now?
In the last presidential election cycle, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul praised Donald Trump as a president who "gets things done." But as the 2024 election draws closer, Paul's support of Trump has taken a left turn. While most of Kentucky's federal delegates — including Sen. Mitch McConnell, Rep. Hal Rogers and Rep. James...
KSR’s Kentucky High School Football 2024 Week 2 Top 25 Rankings
A new week means a new Top 25 statewide rankings update. It was another busy weekend in the world of Kentucky high school football with several Top 25 matchups taking place across the state. None were bigger than the KSR Game of the Week though, which saw Trinity outlast Frederick Douglass in Lexington 23-13. As […] The post KSR’s Kentucky High School Football 2024 Week 2 Top 25 Rankings appeared first on On3.
Book review: Lawyer Roger Braden’s homage to the coal miner; is it lights out for King Coal?
King Coal, it was called, and never has there been a more powerful force in the economic, social, and political life of Kentucky. Mining coal has always been a job fraught with peril. The shadow of danger stalks the coal-miner, coal families, coal communities. The miner’s life is the subject of the memoir of Roger N. Braden, Always at the Edge of Death: the Life of a Coal Miner. Braden, now semi-retired and living in Taylor Mill, was born in Providence in Webster County, Kentucky. He represented families of two miners among ten killed in the 1989 explosion at Pyro Mining’s William Station Mine near Wheatcroft, Kentucky.
Former Bell Co. Sheriff Harold Harbin passes away
Former Bell County Sheriff Millard Harold Harbin passed away on Friday, August 30, 2024. Mr. Harbin was elected in 1994 and served as sheriff for nine years. Current Bell County Sheriff Mitch Williams remembers Harbin as “kind, humble, honest, and fair.” “He was a great sheriff to the people of Bell County and a friend […] The post Former Bell Co. Sheriff Harold Harbin passes away appeared first on Middlesboro News.
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