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Report

Facts Don’t Support Economic Argument for Proposed Federal Prison in Letcher County 

In the wake of last year’s devastating eastern Kentucky floods, the federal government reintroduced a previously defeated proposal to build...

Ashley Spalding, Jason Bailey and Dustin Pugel | May 19, 2023

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Analysis

How Kentucky Can Combat the Growing Scourge of Child Labor

Nearly 100 years after President Franklin Roosevelt called child labor an “ancient atrocity” and took action to abolish it, the scourge of child exploitation through work is back. Corporate violations...

Jason Bailey | May 11, 2023

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Analysis

Public Schools Are Becoming a Lower State Budget Priority

Preschool through 12th grade public education has become less of a Kentucky budget priority in recent years, according to the official analyses of enacted budgets published by the Office of...

Jason Bailey and Pam Thomas | May 9, 2023

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Op-Ed

The School Year Will Soon End, but a New Strategy to Dismantle Public Education Is Just Beginning

Public schools are at the heart of our communities, yet powerful interests have led a decades-long national effort to undermine them. Their strategy is morphing, but the ultimate goal remains...

Jason Bailey | May 4, 2023

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Op-Ed

Eroding Kentucky’s Largest Revenue Source Will Bring a Painful Reckoning

The next time the Kentucky state legislature meets, barring a special session, will be early next year when it takes on its most important job: passing a budget. The state...

Jason Bailey | April 26, 2023

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Analysis

State Budget Changes in 2023 Session Increase Future Risk

The General Assembly reduced future revenues substantially this session by passing House Bill (HB) 1, a law that will further shrink Kentucky’s largest revenue source by cutting the state income...

Jason Bailey and Pam Thomas | March 31, 2023

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Analysis

‘Transplant’ Bill Would Give Large Windfall to Companies Recruiting Remote Workers

A bill aimed at relocating higher-income remote workers to Kentucky could cost the state up to $200 million and widen inequality without necessarily drawing many people to Kentucky who aren’t...

Jason Bailey and Pam Thomas | March 7, 2023

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Analysis

Eastern Kentucky Needs Legislature’s Help to Address Post-Flood Housing Crisis

Catastrophic floods wreaked havoc in eastern Kentucky last July, killing 44 people and requiring 1,334 more to be rescued by boat and helicopter. The floods also destroyed or seriously damaged...

Jason Bailey | February 15, 2023

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Analysis

Top House Priorities Show Conflict Between Reducing Revenues and Rising Costs

The House's top priority (HB 1) in the 2023 legislative session is a bill to continue reducing the state's income tax, the source of nearly half of state revenue. Lawmakers...

Jason Bailey | January 31, 2023

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Op-Ed

Income Tax Reduction Is Another Blow to Rural Kentucky

For Kentucky as a whole to truly flourish, we need our rural communities to thrive as much as the cities and suburbs where most residents now live. Even today, Kentucky...

Jason Bailey | January 30, 2023

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