Lack of state funding for school transportation is hurting school districts, Kentucky Center for Economic Policy says.

Throughout his life, Kentucky writer Wendell Berry described death not as an end, but as a stage in a cycle of renewal.

The number of Kentucky law enforcement agencies with ICE agreements has increased five-fold since July 2025.

Kentucky tax revenues in the past fiscal year fell well short of triggering an income tax cut in 2028, marking the third time in four years the trigger was missed.

Working Kentuckians are in an increasingly difficult labor market in 2026, with no net job growth, rising costs and wages that aren’t keeping up.

Lawmakers expanded a data center tax break in 2025. Now, policy experts are questioning hand-outs to the world’s wealthiest companies.

Lawmakers expanded a data center tax break in 2025. Now, policy experts are questioning hand-outs to the world’s wealthiest companies.

When the trickle of interest in data centers became a flood, and when the proposals swelled from small data centers to massive hyperscale complexes, concerned Kentuckians began speaking out.

Promised local revenue from Kentucky data centers may be much smaller than advertised due to significant potential tax breaks.

Under current law, Kentucky could give away billions in tax breaks to data center developers.

While Kentuckians across the state will be hurt by Medicaid cuts, residents of these counties will be harmed more than others.