New arts council director hopes to intertwine business and the arts
Author - Kevin O. Stinnett
Hopkinsville will provide the longest opportunity of anywhere in the world to view the 2017 total solar eclipse.
It’s time to make Kentucky a right-to work state and allow employees to make a personal decision on whether to pay dues to a union.
Right-to-work and prevailing wage repeal legislation passed on the Senate floor and was sent to the governor’s desk Saturday afternoon,
Seven bills were given final passage Saturday by the Kentucky General Assembly and sent to the governor’s desk.
Legislation giving workers the choice to have union dues removed from their checks and disclosing pension information of legislators passed the House.
The opening of the Ohio River bridges means more snow plows are needed this year.
Bevin spoke Thursday night at the 22nd annual Kentucky Chamber Day, held at Heritage Hall in Lexington.
The state Senate today approved legislation that would prohibit a woman from having an abortion in Kentucky if she is 20 weeks or more into a pregnancy.
Bills dealing with right-to-work, repeal of prevailing wage, medical review panels, pension transparency and more are on track to become law by Saturday.
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