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Let’s Be Brave Enough To Not Learn The Kansas Tax-Cut Lesson All Over Again
You’re generally strong and smart, Kansans, but you have a problem when it comes to talking about taxes.
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Four Kansas Republicans Introduce Plan To Criminalize Services For Transgender Kids
Rep. Stephanie Byers said House Bill 2210 would have a tragic impact on a population that struggles with suicide.
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Senate Bill Provides Quarter-Million-Dollar Loans To Kansas Businesses Hurt By Pandemic
Senate passes over half a dozen bills to extend storage tank fund, establish taxpayer protection act.
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Legislators Hopeful Kansas Will Take Meaningful Step To Address Missing Indigenous People
As of Jan. 7, there are more than 696 missing American Indian or Alaskan Native people on the NamUs registry.
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Amid Unending Journey Of Despair, Pandemic Eases Grip On Kansas
Latest challenge: Accounting for the use of vaccines in short supply.
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Senate Working To Lift Ban On State Board Sharing Child-Death Information With Police, Prosecutors
Separate bill boosts tracking of transient, runaway foster care children.
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What California Refugees Need To Know About Kansas Before Moving Here
Topeka isn’t the only place in Kansas drawing disenchanted West Coast tech workers.
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Rural Kansas Superintendent Makes Personal Plea For Medicaid Expansion
School official joins Alliance for a Healthy Kansas in effort to extend health care coverage to more low-income families.
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Governor Seeks To Pay For Medicaid Expansion In Kansas By Legalizing Medicinal Marijuana
Combining issues puts new spin on state’s health agenda.
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Lawmakers Resume Effort To Strengthen Observation Regulations In Kansas Child Abuse Investigations
Adrian’s Law — named after Adrian Jones, a Kansas City, Kansas, boy who was killed after years of abuse from his father and stepmother.
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Kansas Abortion Amendment Inspires Call For Boycott Of Republican-Affiliated Businesses
Catholic organization celebrates placement of amendment on ballot.
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How ‘Whiteness Won The War’ In Kansas
All too often we define racism as a personal failing, an irrational hatred harbored in the heart. This definition is too limited.
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Kansas Senator Believes Political Propaganda, Fearmongering Impairs COVID-19 Response
Physician-politician dispenses ridicule, bluster with dash of essential oil.
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Child Suicides On The Rise In Kansas Despite Declining Death Rate
State Child Death Review Board asks for flexibility on data and information disclosure.
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Unlike The 2021 Insurrectionists, 1980s Farmers In Kansas Had Legitimate Reason To Protest
I remember well this tumultuous time in Kansas history.
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Governor’s Tax Council Warns Against Proposals By Republicans To Diminish Kansas Revenue
Mark Burghart, secretary of the Kansas Department of Revenue, said it would be best to tread carefully until state fiscal health is restored
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Senate Echoes House To Place Abortion Amendment Before Kansas Voters In 2022
GOP completes two-year journey on behalf of Supreme Court rebuke.
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In Kansas, One Path To Unity — And Economic Recovery — Begins With Tacos
I’m setting aside my dubiousness about the call for unity to argue in favor of something I know we can all agree on.
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Kansas Agency Investigated Alleged Sexual Assault Of Foster Child By Saint Francis Employee
The complaint indicates the boy told a woman he had been molested by a Saint Francis driver.
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Kansas Legislators Consider Bills To Amend Advanced Voting Laws, Filling Vacancies
The bill would limit who can deliver an advanced ballot on behalf of another person in an attempt to prevent potential “ballot harvesting.”