House, Senate Approve First “Checklist” of Executive Orders, Debates Still Loom
House, Senate Approve First "Checklist" of Executive Orders, Debates Still Loom By: Steve Rogers
This Week In Conversation: How COVID-19 Changed Work
This Week In Conversation: How COVID-19 Changed Work By: Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Coalition Letter: Kentucky General Assembly Must Use Special Session to Protect the Health of Kentuckians, Our Workforce and Our Children’s Education
A coalition of Kentucky organizations sent this letter to the Kentucky General Assembly on September 3, and many new signatories were added in an updated letter (available as a PDF...
A Tour Of Bail: How Other States Have Reformed The Money Bail System
A Tour Of Bail: How Other States Have Reformed The Money Bail System By: Patrick Orsagos
Experts Say: KY Budget Surplus Should Be Invested In Communities
Experts Say: KY Budget Surplus Should Be Invested In Communities By: Kentucky News Connection
In Focus: Kentucky Center for Economic Policy Weighs in on Commonwealth’s New School Choice Law
In Focus: Kentucky Center for Economic Policy Weighs in on Commonwealth's New School Choice Law By: Mario Anderson
Film, TV Studios Are Offered Incentives From States After Pandemic Shutdowns
Film, TV Studios Are Offered Incentives From States After Pandemic Shutdowns By: Ryan Nguyen
It’ll Help With Bills and Food and Just All the Way Around. Local Mom Reacts to Receiving Child Tax Credit Payments
It'll Help With Bills and Food and Just All the Way Around. Local Mom Reacts to Receiving Child Tax Credit Payments By: Jack Kane
More Than 2 Million Kentucky, Indiana Families are Eligible for the Expanded Child Tax Credit
More Than 2 Million Kentucky, Indiana Families are Eligible for the Expanded Child Tax Credit By: Courtney Hayden
It Came in the Nick of Time: About 46,000 Louisville Families to Receive Child Tax Credit
It Came in the Nick of Time: About 46,000 Louisville Families to Receive Child Tax Credit By: Paula Vasan