Jobless Rate in April Falls to Lowest Since 2001
"Jobless Rate in April Falls to Lowest Since 2001" By Trey Crumbie
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Kentucky’s Funding for Higher Education Among Worst in the Nation, KCEP Director Says
"Kentucky's Funding for Higher Education Among Worst in the Nation, KCEP Director Says" By Nick Storm
Ky.’s Fraud Backlog Imperils Food Stamp Fund
"Ky.'s Fraud Backlog Imperils Food Stamp Fund" By Deborah Yetter
Looming Trade Deficit May Cloud Kentucky’s Sunny Economy
"Looming Trade Deficit May Cloud Kentucky’s Sunny Economy" By Ryland Barton
Kentucky Workers Need Better Trade Policies, Not Worse
When the U. S. Senate blocked giving the president fast-track negotiating authority for a new trade deal last week, it took a stand for a fairer approach to trade that’s...
As State Cuts Funds, Growth in Graduation Rates at Kentucky’s Colleges Declines Sharply
"As State Cuts Funds, Growth in Graduation Rates at Kentucky's Colleges Declines Sharply " By Linda Blackford
Report: Kentucky Has Highest Per-Student Cut to Higher Education Spending in the Country
"Report: Kentucky Has Highest Per-Student Cut to Higher Education Spending in the Country" By Joe Sonka
Kentucky Cuts to Higher Education Place it Among Worst in Country
A new report on state trends in funding for higher education places Kentucky at or near the bottom in several categories for its continued cuts to public college and university...
Minimum Wage Hike – Will Lexington Be Next?
"Minimum Wage Hike - Will Lexington Be Next?" by Greg Stotelmyer
Right-to-Work Laws Worsen Jobs For All
Kentuckians deserve credible information as they consider right-to-work laws — information that is free from unchecked ideology, misleading messaging and bad math. Here is what the experience of other states...