Kentucky Commission Rejects Adding Tax to Food Bought at Groceries
"Kentucky Commission Rejects Adding Tax to Food Bought at Groceries" By Tom Loftus
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Tax Reform Commission Seeks to Narrow Proposals
"Tax Reform Commission Seeks to Narrow Proposals" By Tom Loftus
Federal Proposals Would Extend Tax Breaks for a Handful of Wealthy Kentuckians While Ending Support for Many Working Families
New Report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Federal Proposals Would Extend Tax Breaks for a Handful of Wealthy Kentuckians While Ending Support for Many Working Families Recent...
Medicaid Provides for the Poorest and Sickest
"Medicaid Provides for the Poorest and Sickest" Editorial
New Census Data: 29,000 More Kentuckians Had Health Insurance in 2011
New Census Data: 29,000 More Kentuckians Had Health Insurance in 2011 Affordable Care Act’s Coverage for Young Adults Contributing to this Trend The share of Kentuckians without health insurance dropped...
Policy Group Uses Census Data to Encourage Medicaid Expansion
"Policy Group Uses Census Data to Encourage Medicaid Expansion" By Kenny Colston
Debate Continues on Kentucky’s Economic Climate
"Debate Continues on Kentucky's Economic Climate" By Stu Johnson
A Discussion About the Federal Budget
"A Discussion About the Federal Budget"
Unemployment Up in Eastern Coal Counties; Western Counties Seeing Declines
"Unemployment Up in Eastern Coal Counties; Western Counties Seeing Declines" By Chris Ritchie
Reducing Federal Deficits Without a Significant Revenue Increase Would Cost Kentucky Billions
Reducing Federal Deficits Without a Significant Revenue Increase Would Cost Kentucky Billions 22% reduction in federal aid to Kentucky under Ryan budget would mean more painful cuts to schools and...