Federal Judge Rules Against Kentucky’s Medicaid Work Requirements
Federal Judge Rules Against Kentucky's Medicaid Work Requirements By Michael Monk
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Time for Sensible Approach to Paying Pensions
The long pension saga of the last year gave rise to the largest mobilization of Kentuckians to the Capitol the state has seen in decades. The unpopularity of proposals led...
Kentucky Resettles More Refugees Than the National Average. Here’s the Story of One
Kentucky Resettles More Refugees Than the National Average. Here's the Story of One By Angela Gervasi
Refugees Feel Sting of Supreme Court Ruling to Keep Trump’s Travel Ban
Refugees Feel Sting of Supreme Court Ruling to Keep Trump's Travel Ban By Caitlin McGlade
Car Repairs. Gym Fees. Pet Care. On July 1, a Lot Will Cost 6% More in Kentucky
Car Repairs. Gym Fees. Pet Care. On July 1, a Lot Will Cost 6% More in Kentucky By Jack Brammer
Online Sales Tax Ruling Could Boost Kentucky Revenue
Online Sales Tax Ruling Could Boost Kentucky Revenue By Becca Schimmel
Official Says Medicaid Expansion Could Be Scrapped
Official Says Medicaid Expansion Could Be Scrapped By Ronnie Ellis
To Improve Health Through Work, Kentucky Needs to Commit to Better Job Quality
With the state’s new barriers to Medicaid coverage soon to be erected under the guise of encouraging work, we’ve heard a lot in Kentucky recently about the health benefits of...
First, Get a Job
First, Get a Job By Benjamin Hardy
Kentucky’s Republican Tax Reform Starts to Hit Worker Paychecks
Kentucky's Republican Tax Reform Starts to Hit Worker Paychecks By Chris Otts