Pension Changes Back on Deck as Legislative Session Winds Down
Pension Changes Back on Deck as Legislative Session Winds Down By David Nichols
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Gov. Bevin Signs Tax Cut Bill That Will Reduce State Revenue by $106 Million a Year
Gov. Bevin Signs Tax Cut Bill That Will Reduce State Revenue by $106 Million a Year By John Cheves
How Kentucky Lawmakers Can Still Provide Pension Relief Before the Session Ends
How Kentucky Lawmakers Can Still Provide Pension Relief Before the Session Ends By Tom Loftus
Watch Out for Attack on Pensions on Session’s Final Day
The General Assembly adjourned for the veto period without providing relief from soon-to-spike pension costs to quasi-governmental organizations like regional universities and community mental health centers. The legislature can still...
Bevin: Lawmakers Need ‘the Intestinal Fortitude’ to Pass Pension Reform
Bevin: Lawmakers Need 'the Intestinal Fortitude' to Pass Pension Reform By Tom Loftus
Pension Relief Bill for Universities Still Has Life
Pension Relief Bill for Universities Still Has Life By Jonathan Greene
The Risk of Death From This Cancer Went Down in Kentucky After Medicaid Expansion
The Risk of Death From This Cancer Went Down in Kentucky After Medicaid Expansion Linda Blackford
The Risk of Death From This Cancer Went Down in Kentucky After Medicaid Expansion
The Risk of Death From This Cancer Went Down in Kentucky After Medicaid Expansion By Linda Blackford
Troubling Cost, Content and Process of 2019 Tax Bill
This week, the General Assembly passed HB 354 - which started out as a bill to address unintended consequences and administrative issues with last year’s hastily passed tax bill, but...
Tax Reform ‘Cleanup’ Bill Scales Back Bank Taxes
Tax Reform 'Cleanup' Bill Scales Back Bank Taxes By Josh James