by Stephanie Crosby
Third District congressional candidate Larry Hausman unveiled his plan for the country’s health care system today.
The Republican says health care costs in America started going up exponentially when the majority of families got their health insurance through employers – and didn’t care anymore how much it cost.
“And so my solution attacks the premise [...]
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels says he’s focused on preserving the Hoosier State’s fiscal solvency from now until the next General Assembly writes a new two-year budget.
Daniels says Indiana is on track to exhaust its $1 billion budget surplus by the end of the current budget cycle in June of next year, but is in better [...]
Only 14 days remain in the 2010 Kentucky General Assembly, with hundreds of bills still awaiting final action.
The second payment in a roughly 45 million dollar settlement between Metro Government and Louisville firefighters over miscalculated overtime is due at the end of this month. Tuesday, the Metro Council’s Budget Committee will review the options for making the payments.
By Rick Howlett
Democrat Greg Fischer and Republican Chris Thieneman hold narrow primary leads in a Courier Journal/WHAS11 Bluegrass Poll of voters in the Louisville mayor’s race published today, but many of those surveyed say they’re undecided about the election.
Twenty percent of Democratic voters surveyed said they would cast their ballot for Fischer. Metro [...]
