Economy News The Us Minimum Wage Has Been $7 25 Since 2009 What That Means For The Economy
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Minimum wages in 2026: See which states are raising pay and who is stuck at $7.25
Workers in 2026 face differing minimum wage outcomes based on location. Nineteen states will see pay hikes on January 1. California plans two increases. Other states adjust later in the year. Many ... Read More
Fact check | Kentucky minimum wage remains $7.25 in 2026 as other states raise pay floors
Kentucky's minimum wage will remain $7.25 an hour in 2026, leaving the state increasingly out of step with a growing number of states that are boosting their pay floors next year. Read More
Want to make living affordable? Raise the minimum wage. | Opinion
The federal and Wisconsin minimum wage has remained at $7.25 an hour since its last increase in 2009. A full-time worker earning the current minimum wage falls below the federal poverty threshold. Read More
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