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Kansas Governor Signs Bill To Expedite Analysis Of Sexual Assault Kits
“Survivors of sexual assault deserve peace of mind and assurance that the justice system is working diligently to prosecute their abuser.”

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“Survivors of sexual assault deserve peace of mind and assurance that the justice system is working diligently to prosecute their abuser.”

A Nebraska higher education administrator was chosen to serve as the 10th president of Pittsburg State University.
The structure of the savings program would grant Kansans with a disability an opportunity to save for future expenditures.
Ketanji Brown Jackson will make history by becoming the first Black woman to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Voting rights attorneys battled in the Kansas Court of Appeals over the merits of a 2021 law.
GOP legislator says critique misstates remark at Women’s History Month event.
Democrats blamed the oil industry, Republicans blamed President Joe Biden and oil executives blamed global market forces.
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The announcement also provides a “fresh start” on loan repayments by removing any prior defaults.
“Our direct care workers have worked tirelessly to provide exceptional care to vulnerable Kansans during the pandemic and beyond.”
New report from Poor People’s Campaign points to connection between poverty and pandemic deaths.
Also, the Senate placed a constitutional amendment on the ballot that would require county sheriffs to be elected not appointed.
Deal costs state $90M annually — far less than original $500M wish list.
Senate Bill 330 authorizes collection of private donations for a monument to be placed on the south side of the Capitol.
Gov. Kelly vetoed prior ban on trans athletes in girls, women sports.
At issue: A map known as Ad Astra 2 splits the Kansas City metro area along Interstate 70.
Splintering of prominent conservative political firm lights short fuse.
The rush toward the finish line included an attempt to oust the state ethics commissioner and extend Medicaid contracts.
Bill hikes penalty for health work assaults, shields hospitals from lawsuits.