Keith Runyon Commentary

One of the busiest intersections in St. Matthews looks drastically different now. But it’s not the loss of the retail businesses that's most concerning.

Most modern historians place Truman in the top 10 of American presidents. That distinction demonstrates how time will change reputations.

It’s long overdue for something of note to be named for this remarkable man, who bucked politics and party to do what he thought was right.

This has been a week for the Chicken Littles in Frankfort to cluck about the sky falling as a result of the 9 percent budget cuts recommended by Gov. Matt…

On Wednesday morning, a large and enthusiastic crowd lined several blocks of Main Street to celebrate our nation’s veterans. There was a joyous spirit.…

Until Tuesday, there had been only eight Republican governors in Kentucky history. And only two — Louie Nunn and Ernie Fletcher — in my lifetime.For those…

Most days I find myself driving down Hillcrest Avenue in Crescent Hill. It’s a handsome street, with many early 20th century homes.At some point,…

It’s a joyful thing to behold – our city’s renewed love affair with the Louisville Orchestra. Since its founding in 1937, the orchestra has had a…

September 26, 1960, was a pivotal day in our nation’s political history. That was the Friday when Vice President Richard M. Nixon participated in the…

Why is it that Kentucky rarely accepts reform unless it is prodded by a court to do so? I’ve asked that question frequently over the years, and was…