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The Kentucky Hospital Association supported the House version of what’s dubbed the “Big Beautiful Bill,” but a top executive ...

The passage of Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" brings significant changes to SNAP at a time when food insecurity is already ...

Kentucky wants the benefits of progress without addressing underlying issues like economic and racial injustice. The state celebrates job creation while neglecting livable wages, worker's rights ...

PDI, a partnership between Team Kentucky, the Kentucky Association for Economic Development and a leading group of utilities, offers communities up to $500,000 to upgrade their sites and buildings ...

Tucked into the pandemic-heavy agenda for a special legislative session is a request to strengthen Kentucky’s negotiating hand in trying to reel in mega-sized economic development projects.

Gov. Andy Beshear likes to say Kentucky's economy is "on fire," and he fueled that claim with recent announcements about record-breaking future business investments like Ford's $5.8 billion, 5,000 ...

For lawmakers tempted by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s tax ideas, we have one word: Kansas. Well, also Oklahoma, North Carolina, Ohio, Louisiana, West Virginia. House Republicans working to ...

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce's official position is that the change will be beneficial and get workers back in the workforce faster, but Dustin Pugel with Kentucky's Center for Economic Policy ...

“Right now, Kentucky law says you have to give someone a 30-minute lunch break. But even if they are unpaid, you can require them to sit at their desk and do their job,” said Rep. Pratt.

Economic Development Secretary Jeff Noel announced the move in the middle of the April 24 monthly meeting of the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority. ... Changes coming to film incentives.

However, the new law will still require a change of at least 15% in the child support figure before it can be modified. The next reform is that Kentucky now has a much-needed self-support reserve.