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Tax Council Points To Billion Dollar Hole In Kansas Budget Outlook, Providing Cover For Possible Veto
Gov. Laura Kelly’s financial advisers poured cold water on a tax plan passed by the Legislature.
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Issuing $500 Million In New Bonds For KPERS: Savvy Investment Or Kooky Gamble?
Senate’s intraparty clash raises personal, business investment strategies.
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Kobach Meets With Pennsylvania Republicans To Talk Election, Immigration Policy
Rep. Metcalfe said he believes Kobach “has a lot of expertise to add” to lawmakers' efforts to draft new voting and immigration laws.
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House And Senate Negotiators Begin Wrangling Over Kansas K-12 Budget And Policies
Representatives expressed uneasiness around the Student Empowerment Act.
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Kansas Labor Agency Opens Search Of Contractor To Handle IT Overhaul
Computer upgrade to help state avoid repeat of unemployment debacle.
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What Kansas Would Lose Without Its Small-Town Papers
The Oskaloosa Independent is a weekly newspaper older than the state of Kansas.
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Kansas Earmarking $10.5 Million For NE Kansas Nursing Home For Veterans
Plan is to secure 65% of construction funding from VA.
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Senators Forge Bipartisan Deal To Aid Kansas Businesses Impacted By Pandemic
The bipartisan compromise emerged between Sen. Mark Steffen, a Hutchinson Republican, and Sen. Tom Holland, a Baldwin City Democrat.
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How Kansas Can Help Solve The Country’s Two-Party Voting Problem
Born and raised in Connecticut, my initial exposure to Kansas politics reversed what I understood about partisanship.
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Kansas To Become Nation’s HQ For Alternative Investment Trusts
State would dangle incentives for trusts, and use cash for rural development.
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Political Wonks Offer Early Analysis Of Kansas Governor’s Race
Kelly faces big challenges, but Schmidt vs. Colyer may be very loud.
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42 Years Ago, Easter In Kansas Was Rocked By A ‘Riot’
The riot, at Herman Hill Park, remains an enigmatic episode in the city’s history of police-public relations.
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Six-State Fitness Clubs Aim Tax-Inequity Allegations At Nonprofit
Unpaid taxes, lawsuit, illegal gambling taint quest for property tax break.
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Kansas Is Working To Connect Dozens Of Communities With Trails
An exciting venture is underway in the Sunflower State.
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Kansas faces $359 million Loss From PPP Loans
On heels of $285 million income tax cut, the House and Senate set stage for businesses to ‘double dip’ at taxpayer expense.
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GOP Shifts Strategy From Election Lawsuits To Laws
Voting rights advocates issue warnings.
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Unit Launched To Investigate Missing, Murdered Indigenous People
Interior Secretary Debra Haaland announced the Missing & Murdered Unit within the Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Justice Services.
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We Can’t Call Kansas Welcoming And Entertain Anti-Trans Laws
In moving to Kansas, I was grateful to be in a place where being kind and welcoming was a priority. Then the 2021 legislative session hit.
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Senate Plan Moves Forward With Oversight Of Foster Care System
‘We’ve got to do something’
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Kansas AG Joins Lawsuit To Break Chilling Effect On Tax Cuts
Question pivots on federal power to control indirect use of stimulus aid.
