Legislative leaders detail what issues they expect to be on the table in 2019
Since Republicans gained control of the legislative bodies and governor’s mansion in recent years, many major reforms have been passed that were top priorities for…
Since Republicans gained control of the legislative bodies and governor’s mansion in recent years, many major reforms have been passed that were top priorities for…
As the state faces the prospect of a $600 million increased cost to taxpayers and a 19% rise in prison populations over the next decade…
On Monday, the Justice Reinvestment Work Group of the Criminal Justice Policy Assessment Council (CJPAC) appointed by Gov. Matt Bevin in late 2016 released their…
Pension Transparency A bill to bring more transparency and oversight to the state’s retirement systems now heads for its final legislative hurdle of concurrence in…
Bipartisan legislation seeking to cut down on recidivism and allow people a better transition back into the community after life in prison passed out of…
The following is an op-ed from Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Board Chair Bill Lear. Find a video with additional information about this issue at the…
An executive order seeking to give those with a criminal record a “fair chance” when applying for a job will remove the box on a…
In an exclusive sit down interview with The Bottom Line, Gov. Matt Bevin said he has heard a lot of great feedback on the laws…
Apprenticeships can play a key role in cost-savings corrections reforms by ensuring individuals have a path to success after incarceration, Labor Cabinet Secretary Derrick Ramsey…
With an emphasis being put on addressing the state’s criminal justice system, Labor Cabinet officials and others discussed the importance of training and getting people…