Gov & Politics
Kentucky Cities Split Over Flock Cameras as Privacy Concerns Clash With Crime-Fighting Goals
Frankfort is the latest Kentucky city to drop its Flock cameras over privacy concerns. Louisville is keeping them with new rules, but…
Oct. 27·Central Kentucky
Gov & Politics
Pushed to the Edge of Campus, These Trans Students Started Their Own Fraternity
After UC’s new bathroom signs pushed Eddy Risimini and his trans roommates off campus, they started Phi Alpha Gama, a fraternity made…
Oct. 26·Northern Kentucky
Gov & Politics
What is the state constitutional amendment Kentucky voters will decide on this November?
Amendment 1 on Kentucky's Nov. 3 ballot would bar governors from granting pardons or commuting sentences around a governor's election. Here's what…
Oct. 26·Northern Kentucky
Gov & Politics
For LGBTQ+ Kentuckians Already Wary of Police, Flock Cameras Raise New Surveillance Fears
A queer Fort Thomas resident fears license plate readers will log her rainbow bumper stickers. Experts say ALPR cameras could deepen LGBTQ+…
Oct. 25·Northern Kentucky
Culture
“You Are Not Alone”: A Letter From the Trans Youth Who Made This Magazine
Co-editor Nyla Davies introduces Queer Cincinnati: Beyond the Binary, a magazine brought to life by trans youth, for trans youth.
Oct. 23·Northern Kentucky
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, left, and Metro Council member Shameka Parrish-Wright.…
Gov & Politics
Where do the candidates for Louisville mayor stand on LGBTQ+ issues?
Louisville mayoral candidates Craig Greenberg and Shameka Parrish-Wright answer six questions on gender-affirming care, Medicaid and LGBTQ+ issues before Nov. 3.
Oct. 27 By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech
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Health
Trans Kentuckians Are Staying Home. The Data Says Community Is What Helps.
A 2025 Queer Kentucky survey found 34.5% of respondents say policy debates have very negatively affected their mental health. Trans and nonbinary Kentuckians, and…
Oct. 15 By Jules Crawley
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