Earlier this summer, the Kentucky Teachers’ Retirement System marked its 80th anniversary, a landmark moment for an agency that provides...

It may not have drawn much attention outside of the Capitol, but work on next year’s state budget formally got underway last Friday, when...

As Thanksgiving arrives this week, it’s understandable if we find ourselves struggling to be thankful. COVID-19 has certainly made 2020 a...

Today, our nation will pause as it has for more than a century to pay tribute to those brave men and women who serve or have served in...

Debbie and I thank everyone that demonstrated their faith in me to be a different type of public servant and helped us in the election...

Each fall, Kentucky joins the rest of the nation in celebrating several aspects of our diverse history, with September dedicated to archaeol

For more than a dozen years now, domestic violence programs across the country have taken a day each fall to document how many people they s

Each October, the state’s Cabinet for Economic Development celebrates an industry that is perhaps best described in just three words: Made i

Gov. Andy Beshear cordially invites you to a virtual reception in support of his friend Joe Graviss Democratic candidate for State...

There are a just a handful of events in our country’s history that will never leave the collective memory of those who lived through...

Labor Day recognizes the many hard-fought gains we have seen in the workplace – and the challenges we still need to tackle.

Back in June, Kentucky earned widespread praise across the country for the way we conducted our primary election during a pandemic.

For a state as agriculturally diverse as Kentucky, hunger remains a tall hurdle.

This month, our nation is commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the U.S. Constitution’s 19th Amendment, a civil rights

When looking at Kentucky’s challenges, none looms larger than illegal drug use.  It has taken away so many of our loved ones, torn families

State government got a welcome dose of good news this week, the just-completed fiscal year ended with a slight surplus.

Kentucky has compiled a significant roster of programs for our gifted and talented students, and the relatively small investment has paid hu

A common misunderstanding about the legislative process is that all new laws take effect when the governor signs them.

We may be celebrating a subdued Independence Day this year because of COVID-19, but that doesn’t diminish the gratitude we have.

Back in January, all signs pointed to 2020 being another good year economically for our country.