What Romney's hiding
To paraphrase Rhett Butler, I don’t give a damn if Mitt Romney releases more of his tax returns.... More
- Richard Cohen
Opinion
Safety just a mirage
Shocking as last week’s Colorado theater massacre was, the event had a ring of familiarity. We’ve... More
Goins' ride into sunset
Fred Goins is about to do what few Frankfort city managers have done before. He’s going to retire... More
Benefits on brink
Recent debate over proposed changes to the Medicare supplemental insurance provided to Kentucky’s... More
States face big choices
Three weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld most of the Affordable Care Act by interpreting... More
Your letters
The State Journal encourages readers to submit letters to the editor for publication by noon... More
Let’s clear up some myths about cannabis
Aside from the American family, the one big loser in the prohibition of cannabis has been the... More
- Ron Moore
State government puts high priority on child welfare
Vulnerable children must be protected from abuse and neglect. That’s the goal of every part of... More
- Audrey Tayse Haynes
Joining expanded Medicaid would benefit Kentucky
In the wake of the recent Supreme Court decision upholding much of the Affordable Care law,... More
- SUSAN G. ZEPEDA
Shelter's new gaffe
It’s late July, people are hot under the collar, dog days are imminent. Must be time for the... More
Why not a fall fair?
Here we are in the thick of another Franklin County Fair – the annual homage to what remains of... More
Farmer's next test
The Personnel Board, which routinely reviews misconduct by state employees and imposes penalties... More
Medical marijuana
It’s telling that state Sen. Perry Clark, D-Louisville, expects his crusade to legalize medicinal... More
Insurance roulette
Kentucky’s public retirees have read the writing on the wall and they don’t like what it says.... More
Your letters
The State Journal encourages readers to submit letters to the editor for publication by noon... More
Mayberry more than a TV myth
The recent passing of actor Andy Griffith has prompted the marathon running of his old television... More
- Nancy Farley
Reducing poverty still a big challenge for World Bank
China Daily, Beijing, on World Bank needing to evolve: The new president of the World Bank Jim... More
Hot times, and wild
Most of us don’t really need science to tell us the world is getting hotter. All you had to do... More
When will this futile war finally come to a close?
The following editorial appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Tuesday, July 10: Six U.S.... More
Playing with fire
A week after the Fourth of July, it’s debatable whether regulatory changes had a lot of impact on... More
Be smart, recycle
Recent news from Fiscal Court sharpened the contrast between solid-waste policies in the city and... More
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