Kentucky judge wants to rule on school choice law in coming weeks
A Kentucky judge said he expects to make a ruling in the next few weeks on a new state law that allows some families to receive grant funding they can … Read More
Author: Steve Bittenbender
Nearly one-fifth of Kentucky school districts close because of COVID
As Kentucky heads into the Labor Day weekend, it will do so with nearly 20% of its public school districts either having been closed or are closed because of the … Read More
New York’s top administrative judge urges Cuomo to veto bill certifying more retired judges
The judge who is responsible for the daily operations of the New York state court system is calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to veto a bill passed on the final … Read More
New York misses deadline for online sports betting
The New York State Gaming Commission has missed the deadline to release a solicitation seeking bidders to operate online sports betting in the state. The measure was included in the … Read More
Magazine ranks Kentucky high for economic development efforts
Kentucky earned high rankings for its 2020 economic development activity, according to Site Selection Magazine. The Bluegrass State ranked seventh overall nationally in terms of total projects, according to the … Read More
Kentucky state workers claimed unemployment benefits for themselves
A Kentucky state report found at least 19 state workers used the unemployment insurance program to claim benefits for themselves. Neither Gov. Andy Beshear nor the Kentucky Education and Workforce … Read More