The 2021 General Assembly Can Meet the Moment with Policies that Advance Racial Equity
The last year has brought much-needed new attention to issues of racism across the country and in Kentucky, spurred in...
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Homeless and Housing Coalition Looks to Fight Renters’ Burden in Bowling Green
Homeless and Housing Coalition Looks to Fight Renters' Burden in Bowling Green By: Evan Brooks
KY Lawmakers Want to Give Tax Breaks for Cryptocurrency Mining. But Will This Create Jobs?
KY Lawmakers Want to Give Tax Breaks for Cryptocurrency Mining. But Will This Create Jobs? By: John Cheves
WKYT Investigates: Kentucky’s Antiquated Unemployment System
WKYT Investigates: Kentucky's Antiquated Unemployment System By: Garrett Wymer
Special COVID-19 Health Insurance Enrollment Period Begins; Kyians Have Until May 15 to Choose a Plan
Special COVID-19 Health Insurance Enrollment Period Begins; Kyians Have Until May 15 to Choose a Plan By: KY Voices for Health
Kentucky Downs Looks to Expand into Warren County
Kentucky Downs Looks to Expand into Warren County By: Don Sergent
Kentucky Among Worst States in Nation for Higher Education Cuts, Harming Students Who Already Face the Greatest Barriers
After more than a decade of cuts to the state’s public colleges and universities, college affordability in Kentucky has continued to worsen according to a new report by the Center...
HB 413 Provides Poorly Targeted Tax Break that Will Add Costs Later and Stress Unemployment System
In June 2020, Kentucky had to request a line of credit up to $865 million from the federal government in order to continue paying unemployment insurance (UI) claims during the...
Editorial: Legislative Update
Editorial: Legislative Update By: Rep. Lynn Bechler
10 Ways the Kentucky General Assembly Can Advance Race Equity and Shared Prosperity
The last year has brought much-needed new attention to issues of racism across the country and in Kentucky, spurred in large part by the killings of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd...