Op-ed: Hopkinsville had key role in felony expungement bill
An expungement bill to ease barriers for individuals seeking to re-enter society after having been convicted of a single non-violent Class D felony, a legislative…
An expungement bill to ease barriers for individuals seeking to re-enter society after having been convicted of a single non-violent Class D felony, a legislative…
With an overwhelming vote of 84-13, the House gave final passage to an amended version of House Bill 40 Friday afternoon—a bill seeking to ease…
With an overwhelming vote of 33-5, the Senate passed an amended version of House Bill 40 Tuesday afternoon—a bill seeking to ease barriers for individuals…
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dave Adkisson, Greater Louisville Inc. CEO Kent Oyler and Commerce Lexington CEO Bob Quick sent the following letter…
With a bipartisan vote of 10-1 Thursday morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed an amended version of House Bill 40—a bill seeking to ease barriers…
Senate President Robert Stivers of Manchester, filed Senate Bill 298 Thursday which would ease barriers for individuals seeking to re-enter society after serving time for…
Kentucky business, economic, faith-based and civil rights organizations came together Wednesday to announce the formation of a coalition called Kentucky Smart on Crime to advocate…
As momentum grows for the issue of felony expungement legislation, the House Judiciary Committee passed House Bill 40 after hearing testimony from Kentucky Chamber President…
Gov. Matt Bevin joined the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Greater Louisville Inc., Commerce Lexington, state legislators and others in the Capitol Wednesday to express support…
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has adopted a policy that would help address Kentucky’s qualified workforce shortage by supporting legislation to provide…