John Young Brown Jr.

David Earl Burch, 93, died peacefully on Nov. 10 in his home in Danville, surrounded by his family. He was a devoted and loving father, grandfather and great-grandfather and will be greatly missed by those who loved and knew him. Mr. Burch was born Nov....

I have been talking to a lot of people about Howard Schnellenberger and the stadium and a lot of stuff is not making it into stories, but is pretty interesting. I was intrigued by what I heard when I......

With his tenure as the longest serving mayor in Louisville history officially completed earlier this month, Jerry Abramson was in the area Friday campaigning for what he hopes will be his first foray into statewide office. Abramson, 64, served as...

In 1980, David Broder wrote an influential book, “Changing of the Guard,” about the upcoming generation of leaders in Washington. Bringing the concept 30 years later, I asked a number of Kentuckians in the political know: Who do they see...

Pearse Lyons, Ph.D., president and founder of Alltech, and Jim Host received the first-ever Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s Commonwealth Legacy Award Thursday night. Host and Lyons were honored particularly for their pivotal roles in large economic...

When you speed past the sign that says “Warning: Bridge Out,” you shouldn’t be surprised when you start to plunge. Kentucky cruised by numerous warnings on the journey to its biggest financial crisis ever. Perhaps the most prominent...