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Kelly Looks At Bright Side Of Legislative Session, And That's No Bull
Governor celebrates beef month at Oskaloosa family farm.
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Kelly, Legislature Endorse Compromise On K-12 Education Policy, Funding
Bill gives districts 5% budget boost, expels school choice plan.
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Revised Kansas Budget Includes $53M More For Universities, $120M Docking Rebuild, Judicial Raises
House members approved the plan by a 98-21 margin, and the Senate followed with a 26-12 vote that sends it to the governor for consideration
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Kansas Legislature Wraps 2021 Session With Late-Night Property Tax Deal
While the Legislature will return May 26 for one last ceremonial day, Friday's slew of bills concluded this year's legislative work.
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Migratory Bird Protections To Be Permanently Restored By Biden Administration
The Interior Department plans to officially revoke a Trump-era rule that loosened enforcement of a law protecting migratory birds.
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Senate Rejects Windfall For Kansas Health Club Kingpin In Property Tax Bill
The bill includes an extension of a 20-mill property tax levy that generates $750 million annually for K-12 public schools.
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Two Reasons Kansas' Beloved Bob Dole Could Not Get Elected As A Republican Today
Return for a moment to those halcyon political years when Republicans actually had a philosophy.
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Yes, Kansas, There's A War On Beef — But Not The One Roger Marshall's Talking About
Apparently, President Joe Biden wants to limit everyone to one burger a month.
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This Kansas Democrat Likes Ike — And Wonders How Many Republicans Still Would
Boog Highberger, a Democrat, represents the liberal bubble of Lawrence.
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Senate-Backed Property Tax Bundle Runs Into Wall In Kansas House Over Last-Minute Amendments
A Kansas property tax bill amended with bipartisan support in the Senate ran into trouble Thursday in the House.
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Heartbreaking Stories Of Black Maternal Deaths, Pregnancy Complications, Racism Related At Congressional Hearing
Black birthing people are three times more likely to experience pregnancy-related death when compared to their white counterparts.
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Senate Property Tax Bill Strikes Chord With Homeowners, Schools And Businesses
Democrat says biggest constituent gripe is rising property taxes.
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House Democrat Offers Cynical ‘Hallelujah' For Bill Touted By Kansas Attorney General
Bill centralizes Kansas drug litigation, allocation of settlement dollars.
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Constitutional Convention Effort Falters In Kansas Senate After Lengthy Debate
Throughout the three-hours, Republican legislators, debated the best way to reign in “out-of-control” and “behemoth” federal government.
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Kansas House Adopts Medical Marijuana Bill With Bipartisan Majority
Chamber avoids debate on amendment for recreational use.
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Why I Want To Talk About Abortion In Kansas On Mother's Day
This year, in legislatures around the country, we are seeing aggressive political agendas getting between pregnant people and their doctors.
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Evergy Earnings Shot Up Following February Cold Snap That Forced Blackouts
The company announced its first quarter earnings on Thursday.
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Prayer Service At Kansas Statehouse Features Apology To American Indians
The apology recognized that native people lived here for thousands of years before the arrival of Europeans.
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Less Pollution, Lower Bills: Kansas, Missouri Move Ahead On Utility Securitization
The legislation would help utility providers, like Evergy and Ameren, retire coal-fired power plants faster.
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Senate Property Tax Bill Strikes Chord With Homeowners, Schools And Businesses
Democrat says biggest constituent gripe is rising property taxes.
