Sunday Reader: Audubon fights back on water rights; Kobach backs Texas immigration buoys
Good morning everyone:
Well, that was a crazy week. A lot of back and forth driving between Kansas City and Topeka last week as we...
Higher ed enrollment posts third systemwide increase since ’16
Higher education enrollment in Kansas posted its third increase since 2016 this year, with technical colleges recording the biggest percentage increases in head count.
The...
Child advocacy group says state should put $300 million into childcare
A leading child advocacy group on Tuesday urged lawmakers to put $300 million into funding child care in Kansas, saying it should be treated...
Sunday Reader: Rolph’s medical outlook; Should KHP oversight be limited to I-70
Good morning everyone:
Took in the first high school football game in years with Mrs. SSJ on Friday night, but more with the idea of...
A conversation with Kobach’s top deputy: A new face in Kansas politics
Editor's note: This is the second of two interviews with lawyers who are intimately involved in legal cases that are shaping public policy in...
A conversation with Sharon Brett: What’s influenced the ACLU’s top lawyer
Editor's note: This is the first of two interviews with lawyers who are intimately involved in legal cases that are shaping public policy in...
Background of voting machine conferee drawing attention
A woman set to testify later this month before a legislative committee on voting machine integrity has had legal run-ins with North Dakota authorities...
Sunday Reader: GOP meeting opened; Ballot hand-count initiative
Good morning everyone:
It's been a wonderful weekend hanging out with friends. We started our weekend Friday night at one of the best events in...
Kansas uninsured rate falls as more individuals buy health coverage
The percentage of Kansans without health insurance fell in 2022, fueled partly by people purchasing health insurance on their own.
New census data out Thursday...
Senate panel moves KCC nominee forward; Republicans question timing
(Will be updated as warranted)
Former state Rep. Annie Kuether on Wednesday walked a narrow line on the major issues facing state utility regulators, not...
