Louisville’s historically-Black college (HBCU), Simmons College of Kentucky, has announced the formation of Kerner Commission 2.0, which is comprised of education and business leaders dedicated…
As Kentucky calls for more investment in transportation at the state and national level, America’s infrastructure just received a C- grade on its 2021 report…
As the Recovery Ready Communities legislation saw final passage on Friday following overwhelming support in both the House and Senate, a letter was sent to…
Kentucky saw an increase in the unemployment rate in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic ending the year with a 6.6% unemployment rate, up from 4.1%…
With very few working days remaining in the 2021 legislative session, a large coalition of businesses, chambers of commerce, and associations sent a letter to…
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management (KYSHRM) and ClearPath Mutual Insurance Company announce the 100 companies (in alphabetical order) that made the 17th Annual Best Places…
House Bill 338, which adds proprietary institutions to Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) eligible institutions, passed through the House with a 81-17 vote. Sponsored by…
As people across the country continue to get letters from Kentucky’s unemployment insurance office about fraudulent claims that have been filed on their behalf, the…
As Kentucky employers look to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, state, national and industry leaders discussed critical issues facing the Commonwealth, including workforce recovery, diversity…
Leaders from the U.S. Chamber, the Kentucky Chamber, the Cincinnati Chamber, the Northern Kentucky Chamber and the Ohio Chamber hosted a press conference on Thursday…