Cuts to Kentucky Unemployment Benefits Trashed as Bill Advances in General Assembly
Cuts to Kentucky Unemployment Benefits Trashed as Bill Advances in General Assembly By Daniel Desrochers
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Time to Put End to Wrong-Headed Pension Bill
The pension bill stumbled in the Kentucky Senate last week and was sent back to committee. It's the latest in a nearly year-long series of missteps. The attack on pensions...
State Senate Should Spare Higher Education from Harmful Cuts
State Senate Should Spare Higher Education from Harmful Cuts
Chamber Says Tax Cuts Will Grow Kentucky’s Economy. History Says Otherwise
Chamber Says Tax Cuts Will Grow Kentucky's Economy. History Says Otherwise By Editorial Board
Pension Bill Wins Its First Approval as Teachers Shout Their Disgust, Plan Protests
Pension Bill Wins Its First Approval as Teachers Shout Their Disgust, Plan Protests By Daniel Desrochers
Major Changes to KEES Scholarship Program Get First Approval as Concerns Linger
Major Changes to KEES Scholarship Program Get First Approval as Concerns Linger By Linda Blackford
Kentucky Employees and Teachers Could See Health Costs Leap 50 Percent Under Budget Plan, Critic Says
Kentucky Employees and Teachers Could See Health Costs Leap 50 Percent Under Budget Plan, Critic Says By Tom Loftus
Bevin Wants Medicaid Plan to Delivery Dignity, but it May Just Punish the Poor
Bevin Wants Medicaid Plan to Delivery Dignity, but It May Just Punish the Poor By Eric Mount
Jobs Myth at Root of Policies Harming Unemployed
A number of state policies are now in play that would cut off access to financial assistance for Kentuckians who are unemployed and struggling to get by. All of a...
House Takes $480.6 Million from Public Workers’ Health Plan to Balance Budget
House Takes $480.6 Million from Public Workers' Health Plan to Balance Budget By Daniel Desrochers