Proposed Medicaid Changes Could Affect More Than 1 Million Kentuckians
"Proposed Medicaid Changes Could Affect More Than 1 Million Kentuckians" by Mark Vanderhoff
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Kentucky’s Uninsured Rate Down to 6% and Obamacare Gets The Credit
"Kentucky’s Uninsured Rate Down to 6% and Obamacare Gets The Credit" by John Cheves
New Census Data Keeps Kentucky As Top State in Health Insurance Coverage, Thanks to Medicaid Expansion
New Census data released today shows Kentucky’s historic progress in reducing the share of Kentuckians without health insurance coverage has continued to grow. The new American Community Survey (ACS) data...
Kentucky’s Gender Wage Gap Is Narrowing, Report Says
"Kentucky’s Gender Wage Gap Is Narrowing, Report Says" by Roxanne Scott
Challenges Persist for Many in Kentucky Labor Market
"Challenges Persist for Many in Kentucky Labor Market" by Greg Stotelmyer
Frustrated by Kentucky’s Lack of Better Jobs and Higher Wages? Here’s Why
"Frustrated by Kentucky’s Lack of Better Jobs and Higher Wages? Here’s Why" by Tom Eblen
New Minimum Wage Good, But Not Enough
"New Minimum Wage Good, But Not Enough" by Pam Platt
The State of Working Kentucky 2016: Bright Spots But Still Far From Full Recovery
As the Commonwealth continues to gain distance from the Great Recession, a new report, The State of Working Kentucky 2016, shows a mixed story of progress for workers in recent...
Bolder Economic Solutions One Answer to the Anger
The 2016 presidential primaries were marked by a surge in popularity from candidates tapping the anger of those Americans who feel left out and left behind. It's in states like...
Gov. Bevin Submits Medicaid Overhaul Plan to Feds, With Some Changes
"Gov. Bevin Submits Medicaid Overhaul Plan to Feds, With Some Changes" by John Cheves