Kentucky is gaining much-deserved national attention for the initial success of Kynect, the state’s new health insurance marketplace. Since Kynect’s launch, 413,000 Kentuckians have signed up for coverage either through...
The new power plant rules proposed this week will make coal less competitive in the coming decades. It's just one factor pointing toward continued decline in eastern Kentucky coal production,...
Expect to hear loud concerns next week that new rules to reduce the carbon emissions that cause climate change will harm Kentucky's economy, including the state’s electricity-intensive manufacturing jobs. Kentucky...
Fifty years ago, President Lyndon Johnson declared an “unconditional war on poverty” in his State of the Union Address. A few months later, he made a historic visit to Inez,...
Recent sudden job losses at Kentucky’s last Fruit of the Loom plant in Jamestown and at Toyota’s regional headquarters in Erlanger have hit the state hard. They’ve also prompted wrong-headed...
While it is good to see the chambers of the Kentucky General Assembly come together to pass a budget, the new budget falls short of what it will take to...
The General Assembly inserted some last minute tax breaks benefiting powerful interests into House Bill 445—the revenue bill that accompanied the new budget—before passing the bill and adjourning for the...
KCEP Director Jason Bailey released the following statement today: “While it is good to see the chambers of the General Assembly come together to pass a budget, the new budget...
The General Assembly has passed an austere budget that includes further cuts, flat-level funding or modest increases to the education, health and safety, human services and other programs that Kentucky...
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