The Libertarian Party of Kentucky is completing the ballot access drive to place Libertarian David Patterson on the ballot for the November election. Patterson is running for the US Senate and would challenge incumbent Republican Mitch McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes. State Chair Ken Moellman has been leading the ballot access drive. […]
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Libertarian Party Continues Push to Place US Senate Candidate on Kentucky Ballot
The Libertarian Party of Kentucky is completing the ballot access drive to place Libertarian David Patterson on the ballot for the November election. Patterson is running for the US Senate and would challenge incumbent Republican Mitch McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes. State Chair Ken Moellman has been leading the ballot access drive. […]
When It Comes to Investments, Kentucky Keeps Pension Holders in the Dark
At a time when Americans can readily verify what’s in their individual retirement accounts and employer savings plans, the Kentucky Retirement Systems is putting billions of dollars of its pension-holders’ money into investments that are concealed from public view. As a result, a quarter of the $15.7 billion under KRS’ control might as well be in a […]
When It Comes to Investments, Kentucky Keeps Pension Holders in the Dark
At a time when Americans can readily verify what’s in their individual retirement accounts and employer savings plans, the Kentucky Retirement Systems is putting billions of dollars of its pension-holders’ money into investments that are concealed from public view. As a result, a quarter of the $15.7 billion under KRS’ control might as well be in a […]
Limited Employment, Low Wages Await Kentucky Grads Who Don’t Go to College
A new study of recent Kentucky high school graduates shows that approximately 60 percent of those who did not attend postsecondary education entered Kentucky’s workforce and earned less than $8,000 in the year following graduation. The “No College = Low Wages” report by Kentucky Center for Education and Workforce Statistics (KCEWS) shows that even three […]
Limited Employment, Low Wages Await Kentucky Grads Who Don’t Go to College
A new study of recent Kentucky high school graduates shows that approximately 60 percent of those who did not attend postsecondary education entered Kentucky’s workforce and earned less than $8,000 in the year following graduation. The “No College = Low Wages” report by Kentucky Center for Education and Workforce Statistics (KCEWS) shows that even three […]
Beshear in Covington: Northern Kentucky is Focal Point of State’s New Economy
“It is time for our economy in this area to take off and what we are doing here today as a result of the action of the legislature during this last session is going to help build a very thriving economy that we already have and take it to the next level.” Governor Steve Beshear toured […]
Beshear in Covington: Northern Kentucky is Focal Point of State’s New Economy
“It is time for our economy in this area to take off and what we are doing here today as a result of the action of the legislature during this last session is going to help build a very thriving economy that we already have and take it to the next level.” Governor Steve Beshear toured […]
Kentucky Education Commissioner is National Group’s Policy Leader of the Year
Terry Holliday, Kentucky’s highly-regarded commissioner of education, has been named the 2014 Policy Leader of the Year by the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE). The honor is given annually to a national or state policymaker in recognition of his or her contributions to education. “Commissioner Holliday’s dedication to improving public education and […]
Kentucky Education Commissioner is National Group’s Policy Leader of the Year
Terry Holliday, Kentucky’s highly-regarded commissioner of education, has been named the 2014 Policy Leader of the Year by the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE). The honor is given annually to a national or state policymaker in recognition of his or her contributions to education. “Commissioner Holliday’s dedication to improving public education and […]

