Most Kentucky Opioid Settlement Money Is Not Being Spent, New Report Shows
Most Kentucky Opioid Settlement Money Is Not Being Spent, New Report Shows By: Sarah Ladd Source: Kentucky Lantern
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Families, Providers Fear Impacts of Impending Medicaid Cuts
Families, Providers Fear Impacts of Impending Medicaid Cuts By: Alena Noakes Source: Wave 3
End of Biden-Era Save Plan Among Federal Student Loan Changes Coming July 1
End of Biden-Era Save Plan Among Federal Student Loan Changes Coming July 1 By: Drew Amman Source: Lex 18
How Kentucky’s Rainy Day Fund Showered Nearly $2b on Towns, Counties
How Kentucky’s Rainy Day Fund Showered Nearly $2b on Towns, Counties By: McKenna Horsely Source: Kentucky Lantern
Kentucky Medicaid Cuts Leave Providers, Families Scrambling
Kentucky Medicaid Cuts Leave Providers, Families Scrambling By: Eran Hami Source: Spectrum News 1
Work Eligibility Restrictions Cut Kentucky Snap Benefits for 11k Children, Analysts Say
Work Eligibility Restrictions Cut Kentucky Snap Benefits for 11k Children, Analysts Say By: Corey Elam Source: Fox 56 News
Food Stamp Work Rules Don’t Increase Employment, Researchers Say
Food Stamp Work Rules Don’t Increase Employment, Researchers Say By: Taylor Sisk Source: Daily Yonder
Declining Enrollment, Reduced Seek Funding Challenging Perry Schools
Declining Enrollment, Reduced Seek Funding Challenging Perry Schools By: Justin Begley Source: Hazard Herald
Projected Seek Reductions Will Affect Local School Districts
Projected Seek Reductions Will Affect Local School Districts By: Tony Fyffe Source: The Paintsville Herald
Williams: Floyd Schools’ State Funding Expected to Be Down, but Not as Low as Predicted
Williams: Floyd Schools’ State Funding Expected to Be Down, but Not as Low as Predicted By: Devin Kidd Source: Floyd County Chronicle