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The Miranda Warning: Fact v. Fiction

Guest Contributor - 07/29/20250

By Chris Hendricks, JD The phrase is so familiar to us all: “You have the right to remain silent.” Most are even able to repeat...

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Regulatory overreach threatens the promise of America’s innovation renaissance (OPINION)

Guest Contributor - 07/10/20250

By Colson A. Thomas The United States stands at a pivotal moment in the 21st century—a chance to lead a new technological era defined by...

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Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics CEO responds to signing of ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ (OPINION)

Guest Contributor - 07/07/20250

Wylecia Wiggs Harris, PHD, CAE, Chief Executive Officer of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, issued the following statement in response to the President’s...

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A letter from Commissioner Fletcher about USED’s decision to end the liquidation of COVID relief funds (OPINION)

Press Releases - 04/01/20250

This is an email that was sent to superintendents on April 1. On Friday evening, March 28, U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon sent an email...

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Sunshine Week: Support Local Journalism (OPINION)

Guest Contributor - 03/18/20250

By Gene Policinski Editor’s note: This article was written in 2024. Sunshine Week 2025 dates are March 16-22. Sunshine Week is March 10-16, and this year,...

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Bensenhaver: Lawmakers used lies and half-truths to secure passage of open records bill (OPINION)

Guest Contributor - 03/16/20251

By Amye Bensenhaver There’s a picture that apparently exists in the minds of the majority of Kentucky lawmakers. It’s a picture of a law enforcement agency’s...

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Kentucky Open Government Coalition issues statement on HB 520 (OPINION)

Guest Contributor - 03/03/20250

House Bill 520, “an act relating to law enforcement records,” is not — as its sponsor testified in the House State Government committee meeting...

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Boys will be boys in Frankfort (OPINION)

Constance Alexander - 02/12/20251

With the legislature currently in session, testosterone flows freely in Frankfort as the Republican super-majority flexes its manly muscles. When the boys want to...

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McElmurray names God in 12 ways, invites readers to add their own (OPINION)

Constance Alexander - 12/22/20240

In her newest book, “I Could Name God in Twelve Ways,” writer Karen Salyer McElmurray invites readers to accompany her on a journey that...

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Bensenhaver: These are dangerous times for the public’s right to know (OPINION)

Guest Contributor - 12/08/20240

By Amye Bensenhaver This report in the Dec. 5 Lexington Herald-Leader, "Kentucky man sought public records from police. Instead, the chief arrested him, lawsuit says," raised...

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