As Kentucky Rushes to Remake Medicaid, Advocates Try to Protect Health Care for the Homeless
As Kentucky Rushes to Remake Medicaid, Advocates Try to Protect Health Care for the Homeless By Amanda Gomez
Legislators Compromised On Coal Severance — Too Little Too Late?
Legislators Compromised On Coal Severance -- Too Little Too Late? By Jacob Dick
Kentucky Losing Money On the Movies
Kentucky Losing Money On the Movies By Bailey Loosemore
Reports: Medicaid Proposals Jeopardize ACA Gains and Individuals’ Coverage
Reports: Medicaid Proposals Jeopardize ACA Gains and Individuals' Coverage By Darla Carter
Even Kentucky’s Film Office Can’t Justify Losing Millions to Filmmakers
Even Kentucky's Film Office Can't Justify Losing Millions to Filmmakers By Bailey Loosemore
Down on the Farm: Anti-Poverty, Animal Advocates Fear Effects of Farm Bill
Down on the Farm: Anti-Poverty, Animal Advocates Fear Effects of Farm Bill By Josh James
Republicans Are Paying for Teacher Raises with Taxes and Fees That Hit Working- and Middle-Class Taxpayers
Republicans Are Paying for Teacher Raises with Taxes and Fees That Hit Working- and Middle-Class Taxpayers By Alexia Fernandez and Alvin Chang
School Districts Contend with State Budget Cuts
School Districts Contend with State Budget Cuts By Katherine Knott
Coalition of Kentucky Organizations Oppose Food Assistance Cuts in Farm Bill
One in seven Kentuckians has food on their table in part thanks to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The program lifts 164,000 Kentuckians, including 73,000 children, out of poverty....
WKU Studying Tuition Plan as State Funding Dwindles
WKU Studying Tuition Plan as State Funding Dwindles By Aaron Mudd