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Louisville’s first football game last season was a dazzling performance by Lamar Jackson. I was lucky enough to be there in person. Sure,...

Since first introduced in 1997 by preeminent gun researcher John Lott and Professor David Mustard, the idea “more guns, less crime” has...

Former Maryland Superintendent and education consultant David W. Hornbeck has an op-ed in the Courier-Journal and Herald-Leader on how,...

The state of Kentucky touts its high school graduation rates as signs of the successes of its public schools. In fact, in the most recent...

To the dismay of some members of the Jefferson County Public School board, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer has voiced his support for...

In 2015, the US experienced a 3.9% increase in violent crime nation-wide, and while national data isn’t yet available for all of 2016,...

There have been many questions and concerns, and a great deal of confusion surrounding Senate Bill 120. This bill is corrections...

A recent article featured in The Atlantic, offered a peak into the city of Manchester and Clay County and just what the opioid crisis...

Senator Westerfield has filed Senate Bill 120, a culmination of the first efforts of Gov. Bevin’s Criminal Justice Policy Assessment...

Do the people of Louisville love their city? New survey results suggest that this answer is not so easy to come by. While overall it...

After a packed first week followed by several weeks off, the Kentucky General Assembly will return on Tuesday for the remainder of this...

“Everybody’s got hope; you just got to bring it out” In 2016, The Greater Clark Foundation joined with the Harwood Institute for Public...

Welcome to Pegasus Blog. When we decided to form Pegasus Institute we knew that a blog would be an important piece of our communication....