Banks are a vital component of our infrastructure. To remain open and keep their employees safe, however, banks have had to alter the ways they interact with customers...
Category - March 2020
Perhaps one of the first companies to allow the majority of its staff to telecommute was Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance (KEMI), the largest provider of workers’...
Gov. Andy Beshear pressed Kentuckians on Sunday to remain vigilant about social distancing amid reports of crowding at golf courses, basketball courts and home...
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday repeated his call for Kentuckians to stay healthy at home, said that the state is working quickly to prepare an initial...
While it seems like social distancing measures have been going on for much longer, it’s actually only been two weeks since Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear first encouraged...
Working from home, Part 2: Watch for new cyber scams related to COVID-19, continue security training
Cybercriminals always lurk, looking for new ways to gain access to private information and infiltrate business networks – such as when millions of Americans suddenly...
In the whirlwind of adjusting to this new normal, companies should be careful to not overlook cybersecurity, Kentucky IT professionals say. Protecting data and...
The 146th Kentucky Derby will be rescheduled from May 2, 2020 to Sept. 5, 2020 and the 146th Longines Kentucky Oaks will be rescheduled from May 1, 2020 to September 4...
The Lane Report
- Burkesville utility building maker on Financial Times’ fastest growing list
- Aid helping Kentuckians reinvent mountain economy; much more on the way
- National magazine gives Impact Award for Toyota’s $1.3B Ky investment
- Industry says Biden administration nursing home staffing levels mandate ‘impossible’ to meet
- $2M rare ‘unicorn’ bourbons raffle will benefit West End School
- Jeptha Creed Distillery Launches 6-Year Wheated Bourbon
- Al Cross handicaps Kentucky’s political field
- Kentucky falls to 41st in average teacher pay
- Markey’s Kolesar to lead national cancer research consortium
- U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; unemployment holds at 3.9%