The bill secured more than $5.1 billion to stop the flow of illegal drugs into Kentucky and support those in recovery.
Category - October 2020
COVINGTON, Ky. — The planned new home for Covington’s Public Works Department for the time being looks like a concrete slab with metal walls and roof. To turn the 68,000...
The U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) has decided to abruptly end extended unemployment insurance payments for Kentuckians. Extended benefit payments for 4,723 claimants...
Maker’s Mark is focusing on Kentucky culture, natural assets as it continues building on its founding vision, Rob Samuels says
Bardstown B&B offers refined elegance in the heart of Bourbon Country
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- Brescia U adding bowling team to its athletics
- College Consensus ranks U Cumberlands most affordable in Ky
- Ky Ag Finance Corp. OKs 18 loans for $2.9M; 8 are new farmers
- WKU celebrates topping-off $74M College of Business building
- Louisville mayor proposes 21 recipients for $5.3M in opioid funding
- $300K grant targets Kentucky childcare business support
- Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital invests $2.2M in 256-Slice CT scanner
- Proposed Louisville police pay increase is 22% over 4 years
- New analysis offers 5 NKY strategies for economic competitiveness
- Lexington to hold Clean Slate expungement clinic, job fair