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Nancy Jacobs argued that Judicial Qualifications Commission member expressed ‘inflammatory’ right-wing views in published opinions.

Malvern >> On Senior Night at Malvern Prep, the Friars relied on their senior-laden offensive line to pile up more than 400 rushing yards in a 38-10 win against Germantown Academy Friday. “I think our offensive line did a really good job. We opened some big holes and our ballcarriers were able to take advantage of it,” said Malvern head coach Dave Gueriera. “All five of the (O-line) – (seniors) Peter Jones, Logan Demchyk, Dylan Kraiza, Liam Horan and (junior) Orazio Nastase, they a...

A Plassmann lounge after renovations are completed Photo Courtesy: Jared Smith BY: JULIA BABCOCK, CONTRIBUTING WRITER Plassmann Hall is undergoing renovations that will provide a more-modern learning environment for St. Bonaventure University’s students and faculty. “[The] second and third floor[s] will be completed by the end of this year,” said Jared Smith, director of Facilities…

Students at Poyner Elementary and Bunger Middle School in Evansdale were sent home early Wednesday after the smell of gas was reported. Waterloo Schools Superintendent Jared Smith posted on Facebook that because the source of the gas leak was not immediately identified and because the safety of ...

Stacie Mills is hoping to remain on the Board of Education and continue being aAn advocate for all students and their families, as well as the educators who teach them.

After Newth Morris successfully started a company that he eventually sold for almost a billion dollars, he co-founded venture capital fund Ankona Capital in 2019 to help other entrepreneurs realize their dreams.

Despite vaccines' importance, it can be difficult to get such important medicine to everybody who needs it. We developed a painless vaccine patch that can make vaccines easier to transport. It could also increase access for everyone, especially those who are scared of needles!

Gov. Andy Beshear could very well defy political gravity and gain a second term. His defeat, however, would spell doom for Kentucky Democrats.

A month after Edward H. Gobbo got out of bankruptcy, Washington Federal Bank for Savings CEO John F. Gembara starting giving him millions more in loans, records show. When the bank went bust, Gobbo or his immediate family owed over $3.8 million on 27 residential loans, some years overdue.

Can Daniel Cameron beat the polls and knock off a popular incumbent Democrat? Many Kentucky political experts see a path.