Author - Jake Kratzenberg

Senate Bill 120 would help address Kentucky’s workforce shortage by providing work for individuals who are held back by a past criminal record.

We are continuing our work on criminal justice reform that focused on allowing people convicted of lower-level felonies to have their records expunged.

Schmid won a prize for her paper "Tomatoes and Temporality: Political Economies of Time in the Fresh-Market Tomato Industry in the Southeastern U.S."

The 2017 Official Highway Map provides more than directions for its readers.

Ernst & Young plans to open a 125-member office for executive assistants and other shared professional functions in downtown Louisville.

EKU has completed a comprehensive Climate Action and Resiliency Plan to strategically and economically reduce its carbon footprint to zero by 2036.

The Kentucky Senate passed SB 153 on Wednesday bringing the state closer to adopting a new funding model for the states’ public postsecondary institutions.

During his first month in office, President Donald Trump has proven to be as polarizing as commander-in-chief as he was as a presidential candidate.

The Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust encourages families to take advantage of the tax-free growth that comes with a Ky. 529 college savings plan.