Kentucky Could Lose $105 Million If Lawmakers Cut Taxes on Banks and Others
Kentucky Could Lose $105 Million If Lawmakers Cut Taxes on Banks and Others By Tom Loftus
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‘Best of the Worst Options.’ Pension Relief Bill for Universities, State Agencies Progresses
'Best of the Worst Options.' Pension Relief Bill for Universities, State Agencies Progresses By Linda Blackford and Daniel Desrochers
How Will Private School Tax Credit Affect Kentucky Schools? Florida’s Program Is Spiraling
How Will Private School Tax Credit Affect Kentucky Schools? Florida's Program Is Spiraling By Tessa Duvall
Sponsor Says Controversial Scholarship Tax Credit Bill Is Unlikely to Pass This Year
Sponsor Says Controversial Scholarship Tax Credit Bill Is Unlikely to Pass This Year By Linda Blackford and Valerie Honeycutt Spears
Pension Costs Could Shut Down Dozens of Kentucky Health Departments
Pension Costs Could Shut Down Dozens of Kentucky Health Departments By Chris Kenning and Tom Loftus
As HB 205 Debate Rage, Here Are Facts on Kentucky Public School Funding
As HB 205 Debate Rage, Here Are Facts on Kentucky Public School Funding By Mandy McLaren
Bill Would Put Giant Holes in Kentucky’s Safety Net, Groups Say
Bill Would Put Giant Holes in Kentucky's Safety Net, Groups Say By Darla Carter
Kentucky Could Spend Millions More on Job ‘Incentives” Under Bipartisan Bill
Kentucky Could Spend Millions More on Job 'Incentives" Under Bipartisan Bill By Chris Otts
Kentucky Superintendents to Lawmakers: Don’t Pass Scholarship Tax Credits
Kentucky Superintendents to Lawmakers: Don't Pass Scholarship Tax Credits By Kevin Wheatley
Cuts to K-12 Funding in Kentucky Among Worst in the Nation
School “formula” funding in Kentucky continues to fall far below its pre-recession level, according to a new report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP). This funding, which...