Several months ago when the editors of The Tribune decided to give me this biweekly column, they asked me to provide a short biography to introduce myself as the paper’s new conservative columnist. As ...

I didn’t leave the Republican Party. The Republican Party left me. I may one day return, but that day is at least four, and possibly eight, years off. While I still support the vast majority of the ...

Coach Shawn Nadelen would be the first to argue that Towson’s 8-7 decision over Drexel on Saturday in the Colonial Athletic Association opener for both sides was a team-wide effort. But if you wanted ...

With respect to Matthew Hoy’s commentary (Jan. 8) listing the top 10 most annoying stories of 2016, he should have made it 11 — adding that his commentaries are one of the most annoying things The ...

SHAMOKIN, Pa. — The death of Matthew Hoy has never been officially called a homicide, but his family and the police believe it is. It happened on May 7, 1994, in the Bunker Hill section of Coal ...

Having solved all the really pressing problems in San Luis Obispo, the City Council is considering a ban on the sale of plastic beverage bottles in city facilities and at city-sponsored events. Who’d ...

The column by Matthew Hoy was distressing in its misstatements borne of a gross misinterpretation of facts surrounding the proposed Phillips 66 offloading facility (“SLO County should weigh both the ...

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump waves to supporters during a campaign town hall in Daytona Beach, Fla. Evan Vucci Associated Press The Viewpoint by Matthew Hoy (“The Republican Party ...

In his commentary on Feb. 5 (“A tale of two protests”), Matthew Hoy delights in chastising the people who peacefully protested outside the hate-spewing speech given at Cal Poly on Jan. 31. Mr. Hoy, ...

A lacrosse goalie committed to play at Towson, Wootton senior Matt Hoy isn't afraid to mix it up in front of the net no matter the sport. So it's hardly surprising Hoy thrived in a rugged Maryland 4A ...

Matthew Hoy suggests that those who did not support Trump (the majority of voters) should be more like the GOP (“Democrats and the news media don’t want to learn anything from the election,” Dec. 3).