Special Open Enrollment Period for Health Insurance Extended to Aug. 15; New Rules Expand Who Qualifies
Special Open Enrollment Period for Health Insurance Extended to Aug. 15; New Rules Expand Who Qualifies By: Melissa Patrick
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Ky. Ranked 37th in Protecting Children in Pandemic
Ky. Ranked 37th in Protecting Children in Pandemic By: Melissa Patrick
County and City Expect to Receive $17 Million in Federal Rescue Plan Funds
County and City Expect to Receive $17 Million in Federal Rescue Plan Funds By: Austin Horn
The Coronavirus Economy in Kentucky: One Year Later
The calendar now marks one year since COVID-19 hit Kentucky. Over that time, the impact on human health has been enormous: over 422,000 Kentuckians have contracted the virus and nearly...
How COVID-19 Rocked Kentucky’s Economy and What the Future Looks Like
How COVID-19 Rocked Kentucky's Economy and What the Future Looks Like By: Brandon Roberts
HB 563 Diverts Public School Dollars to Unaccountable Private Entities
Kentucky still has a lot of work to do to make sure all students can thrive, but taking money out of public schools and diverting it to private entities and...
State Lawmakers Revive Kentucky’s Film Tax Credit
State Lawmakers Revive Kentucky's Film Tax Credit By: Stephanie Wolf
Gov. Beshear Vetoes Bills Shielding Legislative Records, Risking Food Benefits of Children
Gov. Beshear Vetoes Bills Shielding Legislative Records, Risking Food Benefits of Children By: Joe Sonka
Governor Should Veto Tax Bills That Reduce Needed Revenues, Put Kentucky at Risk of Owing Back Aid
The text below was sent as a letter (available here as a PDF) to Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear from Jason Bailey, Executive Director of KyPolicy. March 17, 2021 Dear Governor...
Kentucky Tonight: School Choice in Kentucky
Kentucky Tonight: School Choice in Kentucky Hosted by: Renee Shaw