Congress has passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a wide-ranging package that includes changes to federal taxes, health care programs, government spending, and more.

More than 100 bills were passed in Kentucky during the 2025 legislative session, with many becoming law on Friday, June 27.

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a wide-ranging package that includes changes to federal taxes, health care programs, and government spending. The legislation ...

Amgen, Community Financial Services Bank, and Wehr Constructors, Inc. were ranked the 2025 Best Places to Work in Kentucky by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Society for Human ...

In June, the Kentucky Chamber’s 5th Annual Women’s Summit, presented by Fifth Third Bank, brought together more than 600 attendees to celebrate and learn from… Read More ...

Building a shared vision to increase access to high-quality child care in support of Kentucky’s children, families, and economy is the focus of a new statewide initiative. The Kentucky Collaborative ...

The Chamber-supported career pathways legislation, SB 36 (Westwood), passed the Senate Education Committee today. The bill would provide career-based programs of study for high school students and has ...

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management (KYSHRM) and CHI Saint Joseph Health announce the 100 companies (in alphabetical order) that made the 21st Annual ...

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Over 300 business leaders gathered at the Kentucky Chamber’s Legislative Preview Conference in November to hear from legislators and the governor on top issues heading into the 2023 session. Kentucky ...

Leader Rudy reflected on his time in the House chambers and provided an update on the next legislative session. As the Capitol undergoes a major renovation, he said the session will take place in a ...

Kentucky saw many contentious primary election races with results rolling in on Tuesday night. Legislative retirements have left open seats and many incumbents saw challengers from their own party.