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2026 General Assembly February 12, 2026

Child Care Reform Legislation Advances in House Committee

The House Committee on Families and Children on Thursday advanced House Bill 6 and House Joint Resolution 50, legislation aimed at strengthening Kentucky’s child care…


2026 General Assembly February 10, 2026

Senate Passes Plan to Advance Leadership Training for School Principals

UPDATE: Senate Bill 4 unanimously passed the full Senate on Monday and now moves to the House for consideration. The Senate Education Committee unanimously advanced…


2026 General Assembly February 2, 2026

Consensus-Driven Child Care Legislation Takes Shape in 2026 Session

New child care legislation introduced during the 2026 session seeks to strengthen Kentucky’s child care system for working families, local communities, and employers. Ahead of…


2026 General Assembly January 29, 2026

Legislation Advances University Research with New Funding

This week, Senate President Robert Stivers filed legislation continuing work to strengthen research at Kentucky’s public universities and support long-term economic competitiveness. The legislation would…


Economy January 29, 2026

Kentucky’s Economy Remains Strong as Workforce Challenges Shape 2026 Outlook

The University of Kentucky’s Center for Business and Economic Research has released the 2026 Kentucky Annual Economic Report. The report outlines where Kentucky’s economy stands…


2026 General Assembly January 28, 2026

House Files Initial Budget Bill as Starting Point in State Budget Process

House budget leaders filed House Bill 500 this week, marking the first formal step in the General Assembly’s work on Kentucky’s next two-year state budget….


child care January 28, 2026

National Research Institute Highlights Kentucky’s Innovative Approach to Child Care Affordability

A new national report from the Buffett Early Childhood Institute highlights Kentucky’s recent legislative efforts to address child care affordability for working families and support…


2026 General Assembly January 27, 2026

House Advances Legislation to Strengthen Workplace Safety

UPDATE: House Bill 306 passed the House on Tuesday, January 27, by a vote of 83-7. The bill moves to the Senate for consideration. At…


Energy & Environment January 22, 2026

EPIC approves plan to balance Kentucky’s electricity growth, affordability and reliability

The following piece was authored by EPIC Executive Director Eric King The Kentucky Energy Planning and Inventory Commission (EPIC) has approved a comprehensive plan to…


2026 General Assembly January 20, 2026

Rep. Meredith Discusses House Bill 306, Workplace Safety

With the 2026 session of the Kentucky General Assembly underway, Representative Michael Meredith sat down with The Bottom Line to discuss House Bill 306, aimed…


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