Thousands Losing SNAP Benefits
Thousands Losing SNAP Benefits By Taylor Six
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Indiana Halts Medicaid Work Requirements In Light of Pending Lawsuits
Indiana Halts Medicaid Work Requirements In Light of Pending Lawsuits By Lisa Gillespie
Eastern Standard: Inadequate, Inequitable Education Funding in Kentucky
Eastern Standard: Inadequate, Inequitable Education Funding in Kentucky With Tom Martin
Who Pays for Kentucky Public Schools? More and More, It’s Local Taxpayers
Who Pays for Kentucky Public Schools? More and More, It's Local Taxpayers By Kate Howard
Louisville Officials to Advocate for Cash Bail Reform in Next Legislative Session
Louisville Officials to Advocate for Cash Bail Reform in Next Legislative Session By Kyeland Jackson
As Task Force Considers Changing Food Assistance, New Data Shows 30,000 Kentuckians Have Already Lost Help Buying Groceries
New state data shows that nearly 30,000 Kentuckians have had their food assistance taken away since January of 2018 due to barriers the state has recently erected. Less money for...
‘There is a Lot of Fear’: Why Advocates Worry Kentucky Will Put Work Requirements on SNAP
'There is a Lot of Fear': Why Advocates Worry Kentucky Will Put Work Requirements on SNAP By Deborah Yetter
Kentucky Among Worst States in Nation for College Affordability, Harming Students Who Already Face the Greatest Barriers
Kentucky ranks 8th worst among states for college affordability – measured as the average net price of higher education at a public four-year institution as a share of median household...
Press Release: SNAP Improves Health and Reduces Health Care Costs Across Kentucky
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — through which more than half a million Kentuckians get help buying groceries — is a powerful health intervention, according to a new report...
Kentucky’s Economy Shows Some Progress Mixed With Struggles Under Governor Matt Bevin
Kentucky's Economy Shows Some Progress Mixed With Struggles Under Governor Matt Bevin By Grace Schneider