What Striking Down the ACA Would Mean in Kentucky
What Striking Down the ACA Would Mean in Kentucky By: Adam K. Raymond
U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Future of Affordable Care Act
U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Future of Affordable Care Act By: Nadia Ramlagan
From Immigration to Health Care, How Will a Biden Presidency Impact Kentucky?
From Immigration to Health Care, How Will a Biden Presidency Impact Kentucky? By: Chris Kenning
Criminal Justice Reform Coalition Pushing for Changes in 2021 Legislative Session
Criminal Justice Reform Coalition Pushing for Changes in 2021 Legislative Session By: James Mayse
Should Record-High COVID-19 Cases Bring Restrictions? It’s Complicated
Should Record-High COVID-19 Cases Bring Restrictions? It's Complicated By: Jared Bennett
Federal Ruling Allows Inmates to Get a COVID-19 Stimulus Check. But Time Is Running Out.
Federal Ruling Allows Inmates to Get a COVID-19 Stimulus Check. But Time Is Running Out. By: Matthew Glowicki
State’s Incarceration Rate Remains Among Highest: Group
State's Incarceration Rate Remains Among Highest: Group By: Steve Rogers
More Than 1 in 3 Kentuckians on Medicaid Because of Pandemic
More Than 1 in 3 Kentuckians on Medicaid Because of Pandemic By: Melissa Patrick
Letter to Governor Beshear: Priorities for Use of Remaining Coronavirus Relief Fund Monies
On October 9, 2020, the undersigned groups submitted the following letter to Governor Beshear. Dear Governor Beshear: Thank you for your leadership and actions to save lives and limit the...
Mitch McConnell Dismisses Claims About Future of Affordable Care Act: “No One Is Going to Lose Their Health Care”
Mitch McConnell Dismisses Claims About Future of Affordable Care Act: "No One Is Going to Lose Their Health Care" By Eva McKend