Why Kentucky Ranks Third In The Nation For Student Loan Defaults
"Why Kentucky Ranks Third In The Nation For Student Loan Defaults" by Roxanne Scott
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In Life After Coal, Appalachia Attempts to Reinvent Itself
"In Life After Coal, Appalachia Attempts to Reinvent Itself" by Alan Greenblatt
Kentucky University Funds May Be Based in Part on Number of Degrees
"Kentucky University Funds May Be Based in Part on Number of Degrees" by Linda Blackford
Kentucky Tonight: Tax Reform
Kentucky Tonight: Tax Reform by Bill Goodman
Upside-Down Tax Plans Would Weaken Ky.
Tuesday's election means total Republican control of state government with the party gaining a majority in the House for the first time in 95 years. Now the governor and legislative...
Report: State’s School Budget Cuts Nation’s Third-Worst
"Report: State's School Budget Cuts Nation's Third-Worst" by Keith Lawrence
Medicaid Waiver Critics Still Concerned That Proposal Will Get Rejected By Federal Government
"Medicaid Waiver Critics Still Concerned That Proposal Will Get Rejected By Federal Government" by Kevin Wheatley
Barr-Kemper Debate Highlights Myth About Minimum Wage, Which Should Be Raised
"Barr-Kemper Debate Highlights Myth About Minimum Wage, Which Should Be Raised" by Tom Eblen
Kentucky’s Total K-12 Funding Per-Student is Down Eight and a Half Percent
"Kentucky's Total K-12 Funding Per-Student is Down Eight and a Half Percent" by WCLU
Minimum Wage Action Should Be at Top of General Assembly Agenda
Last week, the Kentucky Supreme Court pulled the rug out from under tens of thousands of low wage workers in Lexington and Louisville by ruling localities don't have the authority...