A bill to bring more accountability and transparency to taxpayer dollars by capping the amount of contingency fees collected by private attorneys for government work…
House Natural Resources and Energy Chair Jim Gooch is pushing legislation to update Kentucky’s private solar energy policy to ensure costs remain fair for all…
Presidents from three of the state’s universities spoke openly with legislators Thursday about the impact proposed budget cuts and program eliminations would have on their…
As legislators prepare to craft a new two-year state budget with limited resources, Kentucky’s State Budget Director presented details of the governor’s proposed budget to…
The health and revenue advantages to raising the cigarette tax are reasons the Kentucky business community “overwhelmingly” supports the policy, Kentucky Chamber Senior Vice President…
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin told Kentuckians Tuesday that spending cuts of more than six percent will be required in the next two-year state budget to…
As the first week of the 2018 session wraps up, Gov. Matt Bevin and legislative leaders from the House and Senate took the stage at…
On the first day of the 2018 session, a bill to allow a constitutional amendment to give voters, via their elected representatives, the ability to…
The Kentucky Chamber day is set for January 4, kicking off the first week of the 2018 legislative session. Chamber day is the state’s largest…
As the 2018 session approaches, acting House Speaker David Osborne outlined 2018 Legislative Priorities beyond pensions, budget and taxes in an interview with The Bottom…