Kentucky Poverty Rate Improving, Still Among Worst Though
Kentucky Poverty Rate Improving, Still Among Worst Though By Ronnie Ellis
Economic Security Press
Promises, Promises: Still No Pay for Grandparents Raising Abused Kids
Promises, Promises: Still No Pay for Grandparents Raising Abused Kids By Deborah Yetter
The Next Louisville: When Retirement Isn’t An Option
The Next Louisville: When Retirement Isn’t An Option By Lisa Gillespie
To Improve Health Through Work, Kentucky Needs to Commit to Better Job Quality
With the state’s new barriers to Medicaid coverage soon to be erected under the guise of encouraging work, we’ve heard a lot in Kentucky recently about the health benefits of...
State Government Workers Retired in Droves – Not So Much with Teachers
State Government Workers Retired in Droves - Not So Much with Teachers By Tom Loftus
Down on the Farm: Anti-Poverty, Animal Advocates Fear Effects of Farm Bill
Down on the Farm: Anti-Poverty, Animal Advocates Fear Effects of Farm Bill By Josh James
Coalition of Kentucky Organizations Oppose Food Assistance Cuts in Farm Bill
One in seven Kentuckians has food on their table in part thanks to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The program lifts 164,000 Kentuckians, including 73,000 children, out of poverty....
States Aren’t Waiting for Washington to Require Poor Residents to Work
States Aren't Waiting for Washington to Require Poor Residents to Work By Tami Luhby
Mayor Fischer Blindsided Us By Supporting State’s Gang Crackdown Proposal, Critics Say
Mayor Fischer Blindsided Us By Supporting State's Gang Crackdown Proposal, Critics Say By Phillip Bailey
Cuts to Kentucky Unemployment Benefits Trashed as Bill Advances in General Assembly
Cuts to Kentucky Unemployment Benefits Trashed as Bill Advances in General Assembly By Daniel Desrochers