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FRANKFORT Members of the Kentucky General Assembly amended Senate Bill 146 to include a version of 100th District Representative Scott Sharp’s proposal to require regional public employment offices to open when an area’s unemployment rate is above 5% for the preceding six-month period, according to a release. Sharp’s language calls for 12 regional, full-time offices and grants the Labor Cabinet the ability to open and operate additional satellite offices on a full- or part-time schedule. “I am extremely pleased to see this bill pass the legislature and appreciate that my c...

The Royals had been in talks with the Red Sox (and as many as six other teams) about potentially acquiring …

February 12th, 2021 share-square-1412220 KANSAS CITY, MO (February 12, 2021) – The Kansas City Royals are excited to announce that their Player Development Licenses (PDLs) have been signed by Omaha (AAA), Northwest Arkansas (AA), Quad Cities (A+) and Columbia, SC (A) to make up the club’s minor league affiliates for the 2021 season. “The Kansas City Royals are proud to formally announce that we have partnered with four great organizations,” Royals Vice President/Assistant GM-Player Performance J.J. Picollo said. “We are excited to continue our long-standing relationships with the O...

Minnesota Vikings News and Links: January 16th and 17th, 2021 Weekend Open Thread Good Morning! It’s time for the Divisional Round of the playoffs and as a lifelong fan of the Buffalo Bills I’m excited to see my favorite team the Bills defeat the Baltimore Ravens. Today’s lead picture of Stefon Diggs (and Adam Thielen) is by request from yesterday in the comments, if you have a player’s picture you want me to post up here let me know. As always, I still wish the Vikings were a better team and were playing this weekend, but they aren’t. Meanwhile we’ll carry on with our news and...

As state capitals across the country gear up for possible civil unrest surrounding President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20, members of northeastern Kentucky’s state delegation said they have no