A bill banning surgery and the use of puberty blockers for treating transgender children in Kansas cleared the Legislature on Friday and now has its best chances to become law after two previous failed attempts.
The House voted 83-35 to approve a measure that has failed in each of the past two legislative sessions when Republicans weren't able to override Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's veto of the bill. The bill passed the Senate on . . .
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