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Price Spikes Set to Leave Thousands of Kentuckians Without Health Insurance, Advocates Say By: McKenna Horsley Sarah Ladd Jamie Lucke Liam Niemeyer Source:...

'Modest but Vital’ Help for Low-Income Kentuckians Takes a Hit By: Sarah Ladd Source: Kentucky Lantern

Will KY Still Have Mail Delivery, SNAP and More During Federal Government Shutdown By: Aaron Mudd Source: Lexington Herald Leader

Advocates Want Kentucky to Spend an Extra $718M on Education. Will Lawmakers Listen? By: Hannah Pinkski Source: Courier Journal

Poverty Dips in Kentucky but Is Still Higher Than Nationwide By: Sarah Ladd Source: Kentucky Lantern

Jobs Report Shows Economic Uncertainty. ‘No Reason to Think KY Will Be Immune’ By: Piper Hansen Source: Lexington Herald-Leader

KY Public School Advocates Want $718 Million ‘Investment,’ but Republicans Are Skeptical By: McKenna Horsley Source: Kentucky Lantern

Kentucky Public School Advocates Call for $718 Million More in State Education Spending By: Sylvia Goodman Source: Louisville Public Media

Gov. Beshear Predicts Kentucky Current Year Revenue Shortfall By: Lisa Autry Source: WKYU

KY Revenues Miss Mark to Cut Income Tax, Beshear Says Budget Shortfall Possible By: Austin Horn Source: Lexington Herald-Leader