First a ‘Sewer’ Bill, Now a Christmas Crisis.
First a 'Sewer' Bill, Now a Christmas Crisis. By Tom Eblen
Budget and Tax Press
Kentucky Governor Calls Special Session to Go After Teacher Pensions Again
Kentucky Governor Calls Special Session to Go After Teacher Pensions Again By Ed Kilgore
GOP Lawmakers May Drop Bevin’s Pension Bills in Favor of Version Tossed by High Court
GOP Lawmakers May Drop Bevin's Pension Bills in Favor of Version Tossed by High Court By John Cheves, Jack Brammer and Daniel Desrochers
Statement on Pension Special Session
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 Supreme Court Struck Down Kentucky’s Pension Overhaul. Now What?
The Supreme Court Struck Down Kentucky's Pension Overhaul. Now What? By Deborah Yetter
As Pension Costs Rise, Agencies Cut Jobs – Which Hurts Pension Funding
As Pension Costs Rise, Agencies Cut Jobs - Which Hurts Pension Funding By Tom Loftus
As Democrats Take House, Louisville’s John Yarmuth May Rise to Power
As Democrats Take House, Louisville's John Yarmuth May Rise to Power By Phillip Bailey
Paul Ryan Talks Taxes on the Campaign Trail for Andy Barr in Kentucky
Paul Ryan Talks Taxes on the Campaign Trail for Andy Barr in Kentucky By Daniel Desrochers
Kentucky Pension Crisis: A Closer Look at What ‘Frontline’ Found
Kentucky Pension Crisis: A Closer Look at What 'Frontline' Found By Tom Loftus
New Report Shows Kentucky’s Tax System Worsens Income Inequality
In Kentucky, the income inequality that exists between our poorest and wealthiest residents is magnified by the structure of our tax system. And thanks to the new tax law enacted...