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Affordability Is a Crisis for Kentuckians. Here’s What State Leaders Can Do About It.

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Affordability Is a Crisis for Kentuckians. Here’s What State Leaders Can Do About It.

Every poll tells us that affordability is the major concern facing hardworking Americans. Many are increasingly angry as they watch...

Jason Bailey | December 10, 2025

Building a Kentucky Workers Can Afford

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Building a Kentucky Workers Can Afford

Hard work runs deep in Kentucky. Kentuckians dug the coal that powered the 20th century and raised the food that fed a nation. Now, workers are more likely to move...

Jason Bailey | December 1, 2025

Affordability Is a Crisis for Kentuckians

Analysis

Affordability Is a Crisis for Kentuckians

Many Kentuckians are struggling to afford the cost of living. This problem is not new, but prices have spiked in recent years while many workers’ wages and household incomes have...

Jason Bailey | December 1, 2025

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For Tens of Thousands of Kentuckians Participating in SNAP, the Shutdown Is Just Beginning

The recently ended shutdown of the federal government demonstrated just how essential the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is to over 560,000 Kentuckians. Over the last month, as the Trump...

Jessica Klein | November 17, 2025

Recent Federal Cuts Could Increase Student Hunger

Analysis

Recent Federal Cuts Could Increase Student Hunger

Last year, 213,830 Kentucky kids didn’t get enough to eat. That’s roughly one in five of children going hungry. Inadequate nutrition has lifelong consequences for health and economic wellbeing. To...

Jessica Klein | September 3, 2025

The BlueOval SK Union Vote Is a Fight for All Kentucky Workers

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The BlueOval SK Union Vote Is a Fight for All Kentucky Workers

The hard working men and women at the Ford Blue Oval SK (BOSK) plant in Hardin County will vote on forming a union later this month. Their campaign to join...

Jason Bailey | August 12, 2025

Red Tape, Empty Plates An Analysis of the SNAP Work Requirement in Kentucky

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Red Tape, Empty Plates: An Analysis of the SNAP Work Requirement in Kentucky

Recent state and federal policy debates around the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) have frequently returned to the requirement that certain adults report work hours in order to receive food...

Dylan Craig | May 9, 2025

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Slashing Federal Programs Would Deal Another Blow to Rural Kentuckians

Rural Kentucky, and eastern Kentucky in particular, is no stranger to extraction. For a long time, coal was king in the region, providing jobs and prosperity to hardworking miners while...

Adam K. Raymond | April 8, 2025

The Four Ways Congress Is Threatening to Cut SNAP in Kentucky

Analysis

The Four Ways Congress Is Threatening to Cut SNAP in Kentucky

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps one in eight Kentuckians keep food on the table, with children, older adults and people with disabilities particularly benefitting from this vital program....

Jessica Klein | March 20, 2025

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Tracking SNAP in Kentucky

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a vital source of assistance that helps put food on the table for hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians. As of 2022, in Kentucky...

Jessica Klein | March 10, 2025

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Economic Security News

1 New Census Data Shows Slight Improvement in 2024 Poverty and Incomes In Kentucky, But Recent Federal Budget Law Threatens to Move State Backward 

New Census Data Shows Slight Improvement in 2024 Poverty and Incomes In Kentucky

2 New Census Data Suggests Power of Federal Pandemic Aid for Kentuckians

3 How Inflation Is Impacting Common Grocery Prices in Kentucky

4 “We Keep Getting Hit:” Flooded Kentucky Grows Weary After Another Natural Disaster

5 Diaper and Menstrual Product Taxes Worsen Inequity. Some Council Members Want to Pressure the State to End Them

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Initial House Budget Slashes Funding for Many Services, Prioritizes More Tax Cuts

Jessica Klein

State Budget Cuts to Medicaid Are Unnecessary and Would Leave Kentucky Worse Off

Dustin Pugel

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