A legislative committee will consider "for discussion only" on Monday HJR 87, a deeply alarming resolution calling for a new constitutional convention to rewrite the rules of American government. It...
House Bill 205 proposes an expensive new tax break for private schools even though the current budget makes yet another round of cuts to K-12 public schools. The proposed subsidy will take...
The conversation in the Public Pension Working Group has returned to debates about what caused Kentucky's plans to be poorly funded. Some are relying on analyses from groups like PFM...
Dear Member of the Public Pension Working Group, Thank you for the opportunity to provide input to the Public Pension Working Group on this vital issue facing the commonwealth. I...
The two pension bills introduced last night in the hastily-called special session (House Bill 1 and House Bill 2) include many of the benefit cuts that target future and current...
Kentucky has no need to spend public dollars on a hastily-called special session to cut public employee pensions. Retirement benefits were already reduced in 2003, 2008, 2010 and 2013 and...
The Kentucky Supreme Court threw out the 2018 pension bill on procedural grounds today, ruling that it violated the constitutional requirement that a bill receive three readings on three different...
Official economic data and a close look at corporate investment announcements contradict the story that recent controversial policy choices are driving an economic revival in Kentucky, according to a new...
For a PDF version of the report, click here. Summary Kentucky and its policymakers need accurate indicators to measure the strength of the state economy and to understand the impact...
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