Report: Education Funding Dropped 12.1 percent per Student in Ky. After Recession
"Report: Education Funding Dropped 12.1 percent per Student in Ky. After Recession" by Linda Blackford
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Kentucky’s Funding Cuts to Schools among Nation’s Deepest
Kentucky is one of the worst states when it comes to elementary and secondary education funding cuts since 2008, according to a report released today by the Center on Budget...
How A $15 Minimum Wage Took Over The Democratic Party
"How A $15 Minimum Wage Took Over The Democratic Party" by Bryce Covert
Report Shows Special Interests Prioritized Over Our Commonwealth
The taxes we pay in Kentucky are invested in things that make us stronger together like schools, libraries, roads and parks, to name a few. When we all chip in,...
Pension Group Providing Options for Legislators
"Pension Group Providing Options for Legislators" by Ronnie Ellis
State Leaders Talk Kentucky Teachers’ Pension Solutions, To No Avail
"State Leaders Talk Kentucky Teachers’ Pension Solutions, To No Avail" by Ryland Barton
Unlikely Allies May Push to Reform Ky. Penal Code
"Unlikely Allies May Push to Reform Ky. Penal Code" by Kristina Goetz
Many Kentuckians on Medicaid Work for Low Pay
"Many Kentuckians on Medicaid Work for Low Pay" by Deborah Yetter
Lexington Raises Minimum Wage
"Lexington Raises Minimum Wage" by LEX18
Statement on Lexington Minimum Wage Ordinance Passing
“We applaud this historic move by Lexington, the first city in Kentucky to raise their minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, to help more than 30,000 workers who struggle with...