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Cuts to Community Colleges Mean Disinvestment in Kentucky’s Primary Workforce Development Source

Governor Bevin’s interest in investing in workforce development is a notable priority. However, the approach outlined in his budget proposal...

Ashley Spalding | February 22, 2016

Analysis

Infographic: Kentucky Higher Education Cuts Among Worst in Country

Even as most states have begun to restore funding for higher education after cuts during the recession, Kentucky has continued to reduce funding as outlined a report from the Center...

Kenny Colston | February 18, 2016

Analysis

Tuition Freeze Is Not Proper Answer to College Affordability Problem Given Large, Continuous Budget Cuts

With the steep increases in tuition at Kentucky’s public universities and community colleges in recent years, a state mandated tuition freeze as proposed in SB 75 might sound like a...

Ashley Spalding | February 17, 2016

Analysis

What Would Budget Cuts to the Attorney General and Board of Elections Mean?

Many Kentuckians may not be aware of the important role that some state agencies play in our everyday lives. When we hear about proposed cuts to the Attorney General, Secretary...

Ashley Spalding | February 15, 2016

Analysis

Governor’s Budget Proposal Would Worsen College Affordability

Governor Bevin’s budget proposal would not improve — and would even worsen — the state’s college affordability problems. Deep budget cuts to public universities and community colleges are expected to...

Dustin Pugel | February 11, 2016

Analysis

Infographic: Budget Cuts Have Costs and Consequences

Governor Bevin's budget includes nine percent across the board cuts to most state services. If these cuts go into effect, many areas will have been cut by 15 to 50...

Kenny Colston | February 10, 2016

Analysis

What’s Not Exempt from Cuts in the Governor’s Budget

While a lot of attention has been given to what receives new dollars in the governor's budget and what’s exempted from additional cuts, less attention has been given to what...

Jason Bailey | February 3, 2016

Report

Revenue Options that Strengthen the Commonwealth

Kentucky has good options to fairly generate new revenue and put an end to year after year of deep cuts to vital public investments, as outlined in a report by the...

Anna Baumann | February 2, 2016

Report

Shifting Health Costs to Employees Has Become Way State Plugs Budget

To view the brief in PDF form, click here. Kentucky has shifted more of the responsibility to pay for health benefits to public sector workers in recent years and then...

Jason Bailey | January 28, 2016

Report

Governor Presents Austere Budget that Cuts Public Investments Further and Dedicates More for Pension Liabilities

To view in PDF form, click here. Governor Bevin’s budget proposal includes major cuts to higher education institutions and across other areas of state government where funding has been reduced...

Jason Bailey | January 27, 2016

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Budget & Tax News

1 In New Poll, Kentuckians Say Income Tax Cuts Aren’t Helping

In New Poll, Kentuckians Say Income Tax Cuts Aren't Helping

2 Kentucky Misses Targets for Another Cut to the Income Tax Rate 

3 ‘The Money Is There’: Kentucky Together Coalition Calls on Lawmakers to Pass a Budget that Delivers

4 Coalition: Kentucky Has the Money for a Budget That Delivers

5 What Could Kentucky Do With $1.2 Billion a Year? 

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The Experts

Concerned About Your Property Tax Bill? Blame State Tax Cuts

Jason Bailey

Teachers in a Third of Kentucky School Districts Received No Raise This Year

Ashley Spalding

How Data Centers Could Skirt Local Taxes

Pam Thomas

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