“New Americans in Kentucky” Are Diverse and Contribute Substantially to State’s Economy
Kentucky’s immigrants are a diverse, rapidly growing population that contributes to the state’s economy at a rate consistent with or...
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Budget Shortfall Raises Spending Cut Fears in KY
"Budget Shortfall Raises Spending Cut Fears in KY" By Tom Loftus
Local Taxes in Louisville
"Local Taxes in Louisville" By Chris Otts
Kentucky Revenues To Fall Short for Budget Year
"Kentucky Revenues To Fall Short for Budget Year" By Tom Loftus
Making Kynections to Other Policy Matters
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...
Not Much to Lose in Move From Coal
"Not Much to Lose in Move From Coal" By Froma Harrop
EPA’s Coal-State Impact Less Than Certain
"EPA's Coal-State Impact Less Than Certain" By Jason Bailey
Report: KY Losing Ground on Higher Ed Funding
"Report: KY Losing Ground on Higher Ed Funding" By Greg Stotelmyer
War on Poverty Efforts Made Real Progress, but There Is Much Work Left to Do
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,...
Report: Kentucky Adding Low Paying Jobs
"Report: Kentucky Adding Low Paying Jobs" By Adam Beam