Questions Linger on Pension Funding
"Questions Linger on Pension Funding" By Mike Wynn
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Report – Kentucky Has Cut Higher Ed Funding 26 Percent Since 2008
"Report: Kentucky Has Cut Higher Ed Funding 26 Percent Since 2008"
Kentucky’s Disinvestment in Higher Education Part of a Harmful National Trend
New Report: “Recent Deep State Higher Education Cuts May Harm Students and the Economy for Years to Come” Kentucky’s Disinvestment in Higher Education Part of a Harmful National Trend Report...
Funding for Higher Education Lags Since Recession, Report Says
"Funding for Higher Education Lags Since Recession, Report Says" By Devin Katayama
Workers Across Kentucky’s Economy Could Gain Health Insurance through Medicaid Expansion
New Brief: "Medicaid Expansion Would Benefit Workers Across Kentucky's Economy" Workers Across Kentucky’s Economy Could Gain Health Insurance through Medicaid Expansion Workers at restaurants, construction sites, grocery stores and child...
More Workers Could Get Health Care if Medicaid Expands
"More Workers Could Get Health Care if Medicaid Expands" By Jessie Halladay
Pension Bill Focuses on Wrong Issues
To hear some in Frankfort these days, Kentucky needs pension reform now, now, now to avoid our own fiscal cliff, sequester, Greek economic meltdown or you name the financial calamity....
In the Game of Pension Risk, Cost Isn’t the Only Thing Lawmakers Are Considering
"In the Game of Pension Risk, Cost Isn't the Only Thing Lawmakers Are Considering" By Ryan Alessi
Thousands of Kentucky Veterans Could Get Health Insurance Under Medicaid Expansion
"Thousands of Kentucky Veterans Could Get Health Insurance Under Medicaid Expansion"