SNAP Is a Vital Tool for Fighting Hunger That Should Be Strengthened, Not Attacked
This Thanksgiving, many Kentuckians will show gratitude for their good fortune by serving meals to hungry neighbors, donating food to...
Research
More Than 3,400 Struggling Parents Denied Food Assistance for Falling Behind on Child Support
Since March 2022, more than 3,400 Kentuckians have lost food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) because the state now bans parents who are behind on child support...
State Task Force Learns About Benefits Cliff: ‘the Government Is Effectively Holding Him Back’
State Task Force Learns About Benefits Cliff: ‘the Government Is Effectively Holding Him Back’ Source: Link NKY By: Mark Payne
Mirage of Inflation-Driven Surpluses Is No Basis for Permanent Tax Cuts
Kentucky is experiencing record revenue surpluses due to high inflation and temporary federal stimulus that spurred a faster-than-expected recovery from the pandemic recession. But under House Bill (HB) 8, lawmakers are...
Louisville Businesses That Survived the Pandemic Face Inflation and a Likely Recession
Louisville Businesses That Survived the Pandemic Face Inflation and a Likely Recession By: June Leffler Source: WFPL
Kentucky Tonight: Inflation and the Economy
Kentucky Tonight: Inflation and the Economy Source: KET By: Renee Shaw
The Devastating Economic Harms of Banning Abortion in Kentucky
Abortion is on the ballot in Kentucky this year, and the harmful implications of Amendment 2 would reach deep into the lives, health and security of Kentucky families. The amendment...
Experts: Boost SNAP Purchasing Power in Next Farm Bill
Experts: Boost SNAP Purchasing Power in Next Farm Bill Source: Public News Service By: Nadia Ramlagan
Kentucky House Bill Will Bring Changes to Unemployment Insurance in 2023
Kentucky House bill will bring changes to unemployment insurance in 2023 Source: Lex18 By: Rachel Richardson
Sending Public Money to Private Schools Breaks Kentucky’s Commitment to Students
Ample public investment in K-12 education is essential for Kentucky’s children to thrive. But instead of committing to funding the many different components of successful public schools, including skilled teachers,...