Henry Louis Mencken — H.L. to his colleagues and to generations of writers — was one... More

• By Tim Capps/contributing columnist,
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When an event or new initiative is announced, there are always speeches, smiles and well wishes... More

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One wonders how a governmental agency — in this case, the Franklin County Fiscal Court... More

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It is not our intent to place blame, but “we” let Gypsy Reyes down. More

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It’s a shame so few Frankfort residents take advantage of the great Kentucky River right... More

• By Bob Gullette
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The State Journal encourages readers to submit letters to the editor for publication by noon... More

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Don’t fix it … if it isn’t broken. Recently, I was one of the first state... More

• By Todd Hollenbach
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As Kentucky continues to grapple with serious budgetary pressures, state leaders would do well to... More

• By Simon Hakim and Erwin Blackstone
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This editorial could be one paragraph. We think senior prank days are STUPID. We think senior... More

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In 1968, a year of enormous turmoil in American politics and foreign relations, publisher Random... More

• By Tim Capps/contributing columnist,
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We make and take a lot of phone calls in The State Journal newsroom. Most of the calls are... More

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It was a great idea someone at Western Hills High School had, inviting six legal professionals to... More

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More than 324 years after architect Sir Christopher Wren constructed fake pillars at Windsor Town... More

• By Jim Waters,
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It seems incongruous that an ethics board would suggest the easing of disclosure rules. By... More

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In one recent pithy comment, a retired U.S. Army officer commented that the change in Department... More

• By Robert E. Salyer
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The State Journal encourages readers to submit letters to the editor for publication by noon... More

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How fitting it is that the beginning of National Nursing Home Week is Mother’s Day, May 12.... More

• By Ruby Jo Cummins Lubarsky
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To err is human; to forgive, divine. — Alexander Pope, 1688-1744 We’re not sure... More

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The result of the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby May 4 was a win for American Thoroughbred... More

• By Tim Capps/Contributing columnist
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After the accidental shooting last week of a 2-year-old girl by her 5-year-old brother in... More

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Sheriff Pat Melton brought a can of worms to the Franklin County Fiscal Court meeting Dec. 28,... More

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Most of us can agree that the 2013 session of the Kentucky General Assembly ended with a much... More

• By Tamara Sandberg
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The State Journal encourages readers to  submit letters to the editor for publication by... More

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By Tim capps Contributing columnist Without the Kentucky Derby, we’d probably cancel... More

• By Tim Capps/Contributing columnist
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They have been the sites recently of horrific disasters, but West, Texas, and Dhaka, Bangladesh,... More

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