What should communities consider when a data center project is on the table?

Abigail R. Hall discusses her op-ed, "Flock cameras aren't 'compromise;' they're gross overreach."

Kentuckians struggle to receive timely, high-quality care. This policy brief examines Kentucky's current certificate of need laws, summarizes relevant empirical research, and discusses several evidence-based CON reforms that would improve access and competition in Kentucky’s health care system.

Kentuckians struggle to receive timely, high-quality care. This policy brief examines Kentucky's current certificate of need laws, summarizes relevant empirical research, and discusses several evidence-based CON reforms that would improve access and competition in Kentucky’s health care system.

The data center battle is about more than money, but one thing is clear: There are potentially massive financial benefits to individuals both as ratepayers and homeowners.

Kentuckians struggle to receive timely, high-quality care. This policy brief examines Kentucky's current certificate of need laws, summarizes relevant empirical research, and discusses several evidence-based CON reforms that would improve access and competition in Kentucky’s health care system.

The data center battle is about more than money, but one thing is clear: There are potentially massive financial benefits to individuals both as ratepayers and homeowners.

Kentuckians struggle to receive timely, high-quality care. This policy brief examines Kentucky's current certificate of need laws, summarizes relevant empirical research, and discusses several evidence-based CON reforms that would improve access and competition in Kentucky’s health care system.

The data center battle is about more than money, but one thing is clear: There are potentially massive financial benefits to individuals both as ratepayers and homeowners.

Reasonable people can disagree about education policy. They can disagree about charter schools, vouchers, and the proper role of government in education. But House Bill 1 is different from many of those debates.

The data center battle is about more than money, but one thing is clear: There are potentially massive financial benefits to individuals both as ratepayers and homeowners.

Gary Houchens joined WHAS' The Leland Conway Show, guest-hosted by Joe Elliott, to discuss the $188 million budget shortfall facing Kentucky’s Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS).

The U.S. Supreme Court has civil liberty advocates questioning what could come next for license plate readers.

The Bluegrass Institute works to make Kentucky a place where liberty thrives, government is restrained, and free enterprise drives prosperity.

Bluegrass Institute CEO Caleb O. Brown delivered remarks with Secretary of State Michael G. Adams and State Representative TJ Roberts.

Flock cameras now blanket the commonwealth. A new state law gestures at the problem but is riddled with exceptions

Flock cameras now blanket the commonwealth. A new state law gestures at the problem but is riddled with exceptions

When we think about the American Dream, we think about social mobility.

The Supreme Court has a message for Kentucky on Flock cameras: Get a warrant.

Coleman could be amenable to dismantling some regulatory barriers to education and employment, but her overall record raises serious questions about the policies she would bring to the Governor's office.

There is a simple answer, and Kentucky law currently forbids it: let large consumers build their own grid.

There is a simple answer, and Kentucky law currently forbids it: let large consumers build their own grid.

When we think about the American Dream, we think about social mobility.

When we think about the American Dream, we think about social mobility.

When we think about the American Dream, we think about social mobility.

A provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act gives individual donors a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit of up to $1,700 per year for contributions to approved Scholarship Granting Organizations.

Privacy is not a loophole for criminals. It's a precondition for a free society. The government needs far more than administrative convenience to justify eroding it.

Today, Cassius Marcellus Clay is remembered mostly for his commitment to the cause of emancipation. It’s an appropriate legacy to honor. But it’s equally appropriate to honor Clay for his commitment to and understanding of the principles of free speech.