Gov. Matt Bevin announced today the launch of the second round of funding for the Kentucky Work Ready Skills Initiative.
Author - Kevin O. Stinnett
A UK report released Tuesday forecasted "robust" economic growth this year and said education was the most important factor affecting Kentucky's future.
In downtown Covington, Republic Bank & Trust has established three offices in Northern Kentucky – Covington, Florence and Independence.
The eBus is a 40-foot retrofitted city bus equipped with onboard computer workstations and internet connectivity.
No matter the variety or firm handling the project, construction in Northern Kentucky is booming.
Government regulations are being rolled back quickly in an effort to modernize and make the state more competitive.
Last month, the Labor Cabinet recouped $107,614.90 in unpaid wages for Kentucky workers.
Gov. Bevin has made the following appointments to Ky. Boards and Commissions: Four have been appointed to the School Facilities Construction Commission.
Six women have been appointed to the Kentucky Commission on Women.
Kentucky firms and clients migrating to mobile services that speed access to financial data, cut costs for on-premises systems
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