The following is an op-ed piece authored by Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts Much of the essential infrastructure we rely on every day…
In an effort to give Kentuckians a second chance after a previous conviction, legislation to expand access to Kentucky Education Excellence Scholarship (KEES) money passed…
As the state seeks to reach its goal to vaccinate all Kentucky teachers, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Tuesday he has issued an executive order recommending…
House Bill 386, sponsored by Rep. Chris Freeland, would permit the use of certain mixing zones for bioaccumulative chemicals of concern to allow companies to…
The Biden administration said Monday states must administer federally required standardized academic tests in 2021 after many students have attended school virtually for almost an…
Cosigned by the following individuals in recovery who have partnered with Kentucky Comeback Campaign: Ashley McCarty (Frankfort), Kenneth Bearden (Louisville), Vanessa Keeton (Louisa) and Desiree…
A bill that would prevent some teenagers from automatically being tried as adults in the court system passed out of the state Senate with a…
The following is an op-ed piece authored by several chamber of commerce and tourism leaders from across Kentucky. See the list of authors below. Over…
As the COVID-19 pandemic hit and Kentucky’s unemployment insurance claims skyrocketed, decisions were made to get payments to as many individuals in need as quickly…
On Tuesday, The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce released the first of a new series of quarterly reports, “Kentucky’s Economic Recovery: A Quarterly Update of Workforce,…