Kentucky Tonight: Jobs and the Economy
Kentucky Tonight: Jobs and the Economy Hosted by: Renee Shaw
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Federal Food Assistance Will Help Feed Nearly 7 in 10 Kentucky Kids This Summer — We Should Make It Permanent
Child food insecurity, with its harmful short- and long-term consequences, typically increases during summer as kids are unable to eat meals at school. This summer, as pandemic-related hardships are still...
Summer Turns Up the Heat for Struggling Kentuckians, But This Year, Some Relief Is Within Reach
Summer is here in Kentucky. Temperatures are rising, and the school year is wrapping up for kids, parents and teachers across the state. For financially secure Kentuckians, the arrival of...
Tax Day: Kentucky Did Not Follow Feds With Unemployment Break
Tax Day: Kentucky Did Not Follow Feds With Unemployment Break By: Chris Otts
Federal Stimulus Funds a Gift for Governors Like Newsom
Federal Stimulus Funds a Gift for Governors Like Newsom By: Melanie Mason
WKU Given Go Ahead to Approve 2% Tuition Hike for Undergrads
WKU Given Go Ahead to Approve 2% Tuition Hike for Undergrads By: Aaron Mudd
Employers Search for Ways to Bring in New Workers
Employers Search for Ways to Bring in New Workers By: Joe Ragusa
Chocolates and Flowers Are Nice, But Better Policies Are What’s Needed This Mother’s Day
More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, this Mother’s Day is a critical time to acknowledge the harms of the pandemic on women in Kentucky — particularly women of...
Facing Retirement, Potter College Dean Reflects on Decades at WKU
Facing Retirement, Potter College Dean Reflects on Decades at WKU By: Aaron Mudd
State Should Focus Remaining American Rescue Plan Fiscal Relief on Kentuckians’ Greatest Needs
Among the aid that Kentucky state government will receive from the American Rescue Plan is $2.183 billion through the legislation’s State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. The General Assembly appropriated...