Kentucky First to Get OK for Medicaid Work Requirement
"Kentucky First to Get OK for Medicaid Work Requirement" by Ronnie Ellis
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Kentucky 1115 Medicaid Waiver Statement
“With the approval of the Medicaid waiver, the historic progress Kentucky has achieved in health care in recent years comes to a halt,” said Dustin Pugel, a policy analyst with...
Kentucky Leaders on Course to Create ‘Dumberer’ Citizens Through Education Cuts
"Kentucky Leaders on Course to Create 'Dumberer' Citizens Through Education Cuts" by Dr. Ricky L. Jones
City School Board Talks Budget Woes
"City School Board Talks Budget Woes" by Aaron Mudd
Kentucky Pension Reform Bill’s Funding Method May Kick ‘Kids in the Teeth,’ Critics Say
"Kentucky Pension Reform Bill's Funding Method May Kick 'Kids in the Teeth,' Critics Say" by Tom Loftus
Nothing is Safe as Lawmakers Slash $1 Billion From Budget
"Nothing is Safe as Lawmakers Slash $1 Billion From Budget." by John Cheves
Kentucky Center for Economic Policy Issues Preview of 2018-20 State Budget
"Kentucky Center for Economic Policy Issues Preview of 2018-20 State Budget" by Lane Report
KCEP Finds the Wealthiest School Districts Get More Money Per Student
"KCEP Finds the Wealthiest School Districts Get More Money Per Student" by WCLU
Lack of Adequate Revenue to Make Needed Investments in Commonwealth Sets Up the Most Difficult Budget Session in Years
Round after round of damaging budget cuts, a decades-long refusal to clean up tax breaks, and the reality that additional appropriations are needed for pensions, corrections, Medicaid and other crucial...
Funding Gap Widens Between Kentucky’s Wealthy, Poor School Districts
"Funding Gap Widens Between Kentucky's Wealthy, Poor School Districts" by Trimmel Gomes