One of the co-chairs of the General Assembly’s Public Pension Working Group says they should know by Friday whether they will have a bill ready for action during the 2019 General Assembly.

State law indicates the Election Contest Board must choose the winner by drawing lots, but Jim Glenn (D) has already been sworn in, and his attorney says to remove him he must be impeached.

With the 2019 session of the Kentucky Legislature about to start again, pension reform and several other topics are expected to dominate the discussion.

Pension benefits that are paid out to retirees and beneficiaries of the Kentucky Retirement System (KRS) are significant and can have a big impact on a county’s economy.

The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative has launched a new online resource center that provides case studies about the effective use of data by state and local governments.

The state Senate passed a measure that would allow someone to carry a concealed firearm without a license.

Senate Bill 70 would make non-fatal strangulation a felony.

Kentucky would expand its definition of industrial hemp to match language in the 2018 Farm Bill.