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Deloitte Consulting will replace the KY Labor Cabinet’s aged unemployment insurance system by 2028. During COVID-19, the system was overwhelmed by a surge of benefit requests.

A bill establishing partisan elections for the Kentucky Board of Education, called a “terrible idea” by Gov. Andy Beshear, has advanced from committee.

Derrick K. Ramsey, former secretary of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet and the state’s Labor Cabinet, has joined the Kentucky Community and Technical College System as speci

Liz Rodgers replaces Aldona Valicenti, who has led the city's IT department as CIO for more than a decade. Valicenti, meanwhile, will be heading to the private sector as a consultant.

Staff reportThe median age in the city of Covington is 36.9 years, federal officials say, which is six years less than the 43 years Rick Hulefeld has dedicated toward the cause of early childhood

It can’t get much more exciting in Pulaski County than Willie Nelson and wild hogs – unless you throw in Humvees and the promise of some new liquor stores.

It can’t get much more exciting in Pulaski County than Willie Nelson and wild hogs – unless you throw in Humvees and the promise of some new liquor stores.

Christian County Public Schools announced in a press release Wednesday that all eight of the district’s elementary schools have earned a Purple Star Award Designation from the Kentucky Department of

The effort, backed by Miss Kentucky, comes as The Courier Journals "Between the Lines" project details the states struggle with reading proficiency.

Although many students think Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) funds can only be used for college classes, that isn’t the case. High school graduates can use KEES funds to be