The nation continues to struggle with historically low workforce participation rates and barriers to employment coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic. The U.S. Senate Committee…
As Kentucky businesses continue to recover from the pandemic, Kentucky lawmakers are working on a policy to shield companies from increased costs related to the…
Kentucky continues to fall behind in many areas of education, including reading proficiency. Legislation moving through the 2022 session supplies more money to support students…
Kentucky has struggled for many years with its legal liability climate, landing in the bottom ten states in the nation. This impacts the state’s health…
UPDATED: Kentucky businesses continue to struggle as the state seeks to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Costs still linger for employers from when the Unemployment…
On Thursday, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer submitted a letter to President Joe Biden informing of his intent to retire. The Democratic justice was…
One day after the filing deadline for candidates running in the 2022 elections, Kentucky House Minority Leader Joni Jenkins withdrew her candidacy Wednesday. Jenkins is…
Many candidates filed to run for office Tuesday on the filing deadline for the 2022 elections. Individuals looking to run for office had some extra…
After many months of legal battles over a mandate requiring businesses with 100 employees or more to require testing for employees who have not received…
The following is an op-ed piece authored by Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts Debating tax reform is almost as Kentucky as basketball, horses,…