Trump’s Department of Education Executive Order Impacts on Kentucky
Trump's Department of Education Executive Order Impacts on Kentucky By: Katrina Nickell Source: WDRB
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‘Backbone of the Labor Force’: How an Immigration Crackdown Could Hurt Louisville’s Economy
'Backbone of the Labor Force': How an Immigration Crackdown Could Hurt Louisville's Economy By: Keely Doll Source: Courier Journal
Tri-State Lawmakers and Educators React to Dismantling of Department of Education
Tri-State Lawmakers and Educators React to Dismantling of Department of Education By: Allie Hennard Source: Fox 19
Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle Department of Education, Administration Says Student Loans Not to Be Impacted
Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle Department of Education, Administration Says Student Loans Not to Be Impacted By: Prince Wilborn Source: WKU College Heights Herald
KY Bill Adds a Medicaid Work Requirement. How Else Does It Change the State’s Program?
KY Bill Adds a Medicaid Work Requirement. How Else Does It Change the State’s Program? By: Austin Horn Source: Lexington Herald-Leader
Advocates Protest Possible Education Department Dismantling
Advocates Protest Possible Education Department Dismantling By: Geraldine Torrellas Source: Spectrum News 1
Kentucky Teachers, Parents Rally Against Proposed U.S. Department of Education Cuts
Kentucky Teachers, Parents Rally Against Proposed U.S. Department of Education Cuts By: sylvia Goodman Source: Louisville Public Media
Head Start Works for Kentucky Workers. It Must Be Protected From Federal Cuts.
Head Start Works for Kentucky Workers. It Must Be Protected From Federal Cuts. By: Sharon Price Source: Lexington Herald-Leader
Taking Medicaid Away Through Work Reporting Requirements Would Harm Kentucky
Policies requiring Medicaid participants to report the number of hours they work in order to keep their health care are seeing renewed interest at both the state and federal level....
The Most Likely Medicaid Cuts Would Hit Rural Areas the Hardest
The Most Likely Medicaid Cuts Would Hit Rural Areas the Hardest By: Scott Greenberger Source: Kentucky Lantern