CPE research highlights financial benefits of college degrees; provide substantial boost to earnings
New research from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education shows that college degrees and other credentials provide a substantial boost…
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Jacqueline Coleman: Work Ready Scholarship will fast-track Kentuckians from classroom to career
As lieutenant governor, secretary of the Kentucky Education & Workforce Development Cabinet, educator and mom, I believe every Kentuckian has…
Allison Ball : Female workforce at 32-year low as moms drop out to provide at-home learning
As of October, more than two million women in the U.S. left the workforce, the majority having left to tend…
AAA: Majority of Kentuckians not traveling for Thanksgiving; virus keeping families at home
A new survey by AAA indicates that a large majority of Kentucky residents will not be traveling for the Thanksgiving…
CPE report shows Kentucky colleges and universities make substantial progress toward education goals
Kentucky colleges and universities continued to make substantial progress toward the state’s educational attainment goals in 2019-20, exceeding targets for…
After fall time change, AAA warns drivers of dark roads ahead; offers tips to avoid drowsy driving
While this past weekend’s time change brings an extra hour of sleep initially, AAA warns drivers to stay focused on…
Answers from the doctors: This is not the year to risk it — get a flu shot, which is especially important now
By Monalisa Taylor, Lewis Hargett and Heidi Margulis This is not the year to risk it. Get a flu shot….
AAA: Important reminders for Distracted Driving Awareness Month and the entire year
AAA believes no life is worth losing to driver distraction. In Kentucky, there were 6,455 collisions attributed to distracted driving…
State program allows Kentuckians to seek outside review if insurer denies treatment, medicine
Kentuckians who disagree with decisions made by their health insurance carrier about the necessity of services, treatments or medication can…
Poetry Unites Kentucky contest deadline extended to Oct. 1; contest on favorite poem open to Kentuckians
Responding to several requests from the prospective contest’s participants, the Poetry Unites Kentucky contest’s deadline has been extended to Oct….
State officials warn Kentucky voters of bogus mailers and texts; election scams aimed at Kentuckians
Secretary of State Michael Adams and Attorney General Daniel Cameron are warning Kentuckians about two election scams. In one, Kentuckians…
Commentary: Bipartisan election agreement puts Kentuckians’ health first for this November
By Gov. Andy Beshear and Secretary of State Michael Adams In the midst of a global health pandemic caused by…
Northern Kentucky technology firm ULIMI enhances connections between job seekers and employers
Enhanced technology will enable Kentuckians looking for work and employers with available jobs to connect with each other more effectively…
Kentucky Attorney General defends ‘Casey’s Law’ in court as necessary tool for fighting drug epidemic
In furthering his commitment to fighting the drug epidemic, Attorney General Daniel Cameron has announced his office is defending a…
Kentuckians encouraged to report suspected election law violations to Election Fraud Hotline
Attorney General Daniel Cameron is encouraging Kentuckians to report suspected election law violations during the 2020 primary election to the…
Commentary: Kentucky’s civil legal aid programs brace for unprecedented need for legal help
As we begin the process of reopening the economy and emerging from the initial wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the…
More than 100,000 Kentucky voters successfully apply online for absentee ballot as of Tuesday
Secretary of State Michael G. Adams announced that as if early Tuesday afternoon, 100,000 registered Kentucky voters have taken advantage…
Health commissioner worried that too many Kentuckians think COVID-19 doesn’t pose danger
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Dr. Steven Stack, the state commissioner of public health, said in an interview recorded…
Gov. Andy Beshear: Kentuckians prove we are a great people — strong, resilient, kind, compassionate
It is hard to believe that Kentucky saw its first confirmed case of COVID-19 just over two and a half…
Dr. Mark Evers: Kentuckians should make regular checkups, cancer screenings a priority
With COVID-19 dominating the headlines, it’s easy to forget – understandably – about many of the other actions we should…
Dr. Julie Daftari: Kentucky needs to continue worthwhile conversation about telehealth
For Kentucky, one outcome of the COVID-19 crisis is the increasing and worthwhile dialogue about telehealth – which may enable…
Daniel Cameron: During pandemic, Kentuckians must be ‘Watchmen at the Wall’ for the vulnerable
In a matter of weeks, the novel coronavirus has changed the way that we live our lives in the Commonwealth…
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