Kentucky Parents Pay Taxes on Diapers. The Legislature Could End That.
Kentucky Parents Pay Taxes on Diapers. The Legislature Could End That. By Morgan Watkins
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Rep. Attica Scott Wants to End Kentucky’s Tampon Tax
Rep. Attica Scott Wants to End Kentucky's Tampon Tax By Morgan Watkins
Economic Policy Group Hoping For Bail Reform in 2019 Legislative Session
Economic Policy Group Hoping For Bail Reform in 2019 Legislative Session By Becca Schimmel
Building a Kentucky Economy That Works for Everyone
This op-ed ran in the State Journal on December 20, 2018. Kids aren't the only ones with wish lists this time of year. As Kentucky heads into the 2019 legislative...
From the Reporter’s Desk: Pensions and What I Want to See This Session
From the Reporter's Desk: Pensions and What I Want to See This Session By Zac Oakes
Nonprofit Study Shows Kentucky’s Corporate Tax Breaks are Largely Ineffective
Nonprofit Study Shows Kentucky's Corporate Tax Breaks are Largely Ineffective By Sean Watterson
3 Questions About Pension Reform Before the Kentucky Legislature Starts
3 Questions About Pension Reform Before the Kentucky Legislature Starts By Tom Loftus
GOP Lawmakers Consider Passing Old Pension Bill Again, Despite Bevin’s Wishes
GOP Lawmakers Consider Passing Old Pension Bill Again, Despite Bevin's Wishes By Ryland Barton
Why Call a Special Session?
Why Call a Special Session? Darcy Costello and Tom Loftus
Kentucky Pension Overhaul Has Failed Twice. Republicans Should Try a New Approach
Kentucky Pension Overhaul Has Failed Twice. Republicans Should Try a New Approach By Tom Eblen