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Recent Press Releases

‘Instead of being left behind, Kentucky is helping lead the charge. The state’s unemployment rate has hit and sustained its lowest level on record. Again, that’s record-breaking low unemployment. Last year Governor Bevin helped Kentucky welcome more than $5.3 billion of planned business investment. And this new growth isn’t just concentrated in urban centers. Rural communities in the Bluegrass are seeing more jobs, investment, and expansion as well.’
‘Speaking of economic growth and development, the Senate will soon turn our attention to a number of bilateral tax treaties with important U.S. trading partners. We have these kinds of agreements in place to reduce tax evasion, tax avoidance, and unfair double taxation of U.S. citizens and businesses who also conduct business abroad. The four that we’ll consider this week are agreements with Spain, Switzerland, Japan, and Luxembourg.’

WASHINGTON, D.C.U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) released the following statement today regarding the passing of Clyde Middleton:

“Elaine and I extend our condolences to the family of Clyde Middleton, one of Northern Kentucky’s leading citizens and public servants. As a Naval officer and an elected official, Clyde’s lifetime of dedication showcased the best values of our Commonwealth. Working across the aisle in Frankfort to deliver for his constituents, Clyde steered our future without sacrificing his values. Northern Kentucky University and the Salmon P. Chase College of Law stand as testaments to his advocacy. As Kenton County Judge-Executive, Clyde got to do what he loved best—improve the lives of the men and women of Northern Kentucky. His leadership helped build a wonderful community for families to enjoy for years to come.

“As Clyde’s friends, family and colleagues remember his remarkable life, we’re comforted in the knowledge he’s at last reunited with his beloved wife, Mary. Clyde and Mary’s legacy should inspire others to continue their good works and commitment to service.”