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U.S. Senate · Louisville

Running for McConnell’s Seat? Dem House Leader Files to Raise Money for 2026 Race

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UPDATED 7/9/25: Several candidates have filed for Senator Mitch McConnell’s long-held Senate seat since he announced he would not run for reelection earlier this year. Republican Congressman Andy Barr, who has represented Kentucky’s sixth district since 2013, declared his candidacy for Senate in April. In the race to fill Congressman Barr’s open seat, state Representative Deanna Gordon (R-Richmond) announced her campaign to represent the 6th Con…See the Story

Frankfort, Kentucky · Frankfort

Senator Craig Richardson Recognized with 2025 Kentucky Chamber MVP Award - The Bottom Line

Senator Craig Richardson was recognized with the 2025 Kentucky Chamber MVP Award on July 8 by Kentucky Chamber Senior Vice President of Public Affairs Kate Shanks and Public Affairs Director John Hughes. Sen. Richardson was among a select group of legislators who “went to bat” for Kentucky business during the 2025 Kentucky General Assembly by displaying conspicuous actions to strengthen business, improve competitiveness, and ensure growth. Rec…Read Article

Louisville, Kentucky · Louisville

Leadership and Legacy Underscore 5th Annual Women’s Summit - The Bottom Line

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 women shaping the Commonwealth, including the 2025 Woman in Leadership award honoree Diane Medley. Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts said the Chamber is proud to convene women from diverse industries and backgrounds to share their experiences, insights, and strategies for succ…Read Article

Several New Laws Set to Go Into Effect in Kentucky Friday

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A range of bills and resolutions approved by the Kentucky State legislature, officially become law Friday.Senate · Kentucky See the Story

Forty Principals Graduate from Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals Program - The Bottom Line

In June, 40 principals across the state graduated from the Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals program, a year-long executive-level leadership training course usually reserved for the nation’s top CEOs. The Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals offers public and private school principals in the Commonwealth the opportunity to receive powerful individual leadership training provided by the Tr…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

Trump tariffs may remain in effect while appeals proceed, US appeals court rules

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A federal appellate court on Tuesday granted the Trump administration’s request to keep the president’s far-reaching tariffs in effect for now but agreed to fast track its consideration of the case this summer. Tariffs · United States See the Story

4 Wrong Beliefs That Feel Right - Leadership Freak

Beliefs shape actions. Leaders rise or fall on beliefs. Misguided beliefs overpromise and underdeliver. The worst mistake energizes quick wins and long-term defeat.Henderson, Kentucky · Henderson See the Story

Kentucky Chamber Hosts Federal Issues Summit, Examines National Policies Impacting Businesses - The Bottom Line

In May, the Kentucky Chamber convened nearly 200 business leaders, policy experts, and public officials for its Federal Issues Summit to dive into the most pressing federal policies shaping Kentucky’s economy, including trade, immigration, Medicaid, regulatory environment, and nonprofit grant funding. Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts emphasized how federal decisions directly impact Kentucky’s economy. She underscored the Chamber’s …Economy · Frankfort Read Article

Kentucky Lawmakers Announce Five Legislative Task Forces for the 2025 Interim Session

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Kentucky General Assembly leaders have announced five task forces that will meet ahead of the 2026 legislative session to discuss possible policy proposals.House Judiciary Committee · Kentucky See the Story

From Local to Global: Kentucky Small Businesses Embrace AI to Compete and Grow - The Bottom Line

Small businesses are the foundation of Kentucky’s economy, representing thousands of employers in communities across the state. As challenges like rising costs and workforce shortages persist, many Kentucky entrepreneurs are turning to artificial intelligence and digital tools to reach customers, improve efficiency, and grow their operations. In an interview with The Bottom Line during National Small Business Month, Diana Doukas, Head of Economi…Economy · Kentucky Read Article

Winners of Best Places to Work in Kentucky Selected

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FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Amgen, Community Financial Services Bank, and Wehr Constructors, Inc. were ranked number one in the 2025 Best Places to Work in Kentucky awards, sponsored by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Society for Human…Amgen · Kentucky See the Story

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Running for McConnell’s Seat? Dem House Leader Files to Raise Money for 2026 Race

Senator Craig Richardson Recognized with 2025 Kentucky Chamber MVP Award - The Bottom Line

Leadership and Legacy Underscore 5th Annual Women’s Summit - The Bottom Line

Several New Laws Set to Go Into Effect in Kentucky Friday

Forty Principals Graduate from Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals Program - The Bottom Line

Trump tariffs may remain in effect while appeals proceed, US appeals court rules

4 Wrong Beliefs That Feel Right - Leadership Freak

Kentucky Chamber Hosts Federal Issues Summit, Examines National Policies Impacting Businesses - The Bottom Line

Kentucky Lawmakers Announce Five Legislative Task Forces for the 2025 Interim Session

From Local to Global: Kentucky Small Businesses Embrace AI to Compete and Grow - The Bottom Line

Winners of Best Places to Work in Kentucky Selected

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