Streaming services fight city franchise fees
Streaming service providers are asking the Legislature to help them fight back against a lawsuit that could potentially force them to pay franchise fees...
Governor joins effort in asking for $50 million for rural housing
Gov. Laura Kelly is getting behind efforts of a broad coalition of business and government interests to get the Legislature to approve $50 million...
Three casinos voice support for sports wagering; one silent
Three of the state's casinos on Tuesday came out in support of a sports wagering bill that would introduce a new form of electronic...
State making another run at iLottery
Gov. Laura Kelly's administration is taking another run at bringing online lottery ticket sales to Kansas as part of a bill that would authorize...
Kansas getting closer to authorizing sports wagering
The Kansas Legislature took a significant step toward authorizing sports wagering Wednesday when the House passed a bill bringing a new form of electronic...
Kansas Lottery sets new sales record
With entertainment choices limited during the pandemic, Kansans turned to lottery tickets in droves as the state set a record for ticket sales in...
State bank regulator: ‘Deeply concerning issues’ about finance institution
The state's top banking regulator is sounding alarm bells about a company operating as a new type of financial institution that allows affluent investors...
Oklahoma governor seeks mega incentives package
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday called on lawmakers in his state to approve a package of tax incentives to land a manufacturing plant...
Oklahoma House passes mega development incentive
Just in case you're keeping your eyes on what's happening in Oklahoma on the mega incentives for what's been described as the "worst kept...
Oklahoma Legislature passes mega development incentive
A mega development incentive that's believed to be intended to attract Japanese electronics company Panasonic cleared the Oklahoma Legislature on Thursday.
The Oklahoma Senate voted 41-5...
