‘Salt in the Wounds of Laid-Off Kentuckians.’ Bill Slashing Jobless Benefits Advances.
'Salt in the Wounds of Laid-Off Kentuckians.' Bill Slashing Jobless Benefits Advances. By John Cheves
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GOP Lawmaker, Once Unemployed, Seeks to Reduce Benefits
GOP Lawmaker, Once Unemployed, Seeks to Reduce Benefits By Adam Beam
Bills Would Worsen Troubles for Kentuckians Who Get Laid Off
New legislative proposals would cut Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits for people who lose their jobs through no fault of their own by as much as 40 percent. The identical proposals,...
House Panel Approved Surprise Request by Bevin to Borrow $150 Million for State Parks
House Panel Approved Surprise Request by Bevin to Borrow $150 Million for State Parks By Jack Brammer and Daniel Desrochers
Bevin and Santorum Tout Conservative Plan to Restructure Healthcare
Bevin and Santorum Tout Conservative Plan to Restructure Healthcare By Deborah Yetter
Don’t Hurt Public Education by Diverting Money to Private Schools
Kentucky’s constitution requires the General Assembly to “provide for an efficient system of common schools throughout the state.” The last time the state Supreme Court found Kentucky to be in...
Kentucky Students Are Paying More for Tuition – and It May Get Higher
Kentucky Students Are Paying More for Tuition - and It May Get Higher By Morgan Watkins
Yes to More Sunlight on Lobbying, No to Private School Tax Credits
Yes to More Sunlight on Lobbying, No to Private School Tax Credits By the Editorial Board
Group Rallies in Support of School Choice Tax Credits
Group Rallies in Support of School Choice Tax Credits By Annie Anderson
Yes to More Sunlight on Lobbying, No to Private School Tax Credits
Yes to More Sunlight on Lobbying, No to Private School Tax Credits By the Editorial Board