Congress has passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a wide-ranging package that includes changes to federal taxes, health care programs, government spending, and more.

In June, the Kentucky Chamber’s 5th Annual Women’s Summit, presented by Fifth Third Bank, brought together more than 600 ...

More than 100 bills were passed in Kentucky during the 2025 legislative session, with many becoming law on Friday, June 27.

Former Kentucky state Rep. Brent Yonts passed away Friday after a long battle with COVID-19, despite being fully vaccinated. According to posts from his daughter and state Senator Whitney Westerfield, ...

Kentucky’s pension systems are ranked as the worst-funded in the nation. Kentucky Retirement System (KRS) Executive Director David Eager sat down with The Bottom Line to discuss the current funding ...

In June, 40 principals across the state graduated from the Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals program, a year-long executive-level leadership training course ...

Building a shared vision to increase access to high-quality child care in support of Kentucky’s children, families, and economy is the focus of a new statewide initiative. The Kentucky Collaborative ...

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has announced the promotions of Dr. Charles Aull as Vice President of Policy and Sawyer Coffey Noel as Vice President of Communications and Marketing. Since joining ...

Leading into the 2025 legislative session, Kentucky House Republicans named committee chairs and vice chairs. One notable change is that the Education Committee will be divided into two new standing ...

At the Inaugural Kentucky Young Professionals Summit on Tuesday, sponsored by Deloitte, the Kentucky Chamber announced Alexandria Abell, Vice President and Commercial Banking Relationship Manager at ...

State business, workforce, and education leaders hosted the first-ever Statewide Workforce and Talent Team (SWATT) Convening in December, an event to streamline workforce development efforts across ...