House passes narrow version of community college transparency bill
A bill that started out as a check on community college spending was approved by the House on Wednesday after it was significantly narrowed...
Sunday Reader: Cities seek veto of property tax bill; Senate Democratic field grows to...
Good morning everyone:
Well, we started to claim our life back last week after returning home from Topeka. But, of course, you all know that's...
Sunday Reader: Court financial crunch; Gym tax breaks
Good morning everyone:
A week of the worst kind: long, slow and yet somehow very busy. Fair enough to say that 9 p.m. is now...
2025 Legislature: What passed, what didn’t
Turn out the lights.
The legislative session is over.
Lawmakers have scattered to the four corners of the state to ruminate over what they accomplished from...
Sunday Reader: City population trends; Kansas sees rapidly growing ACA enrollment
Good morning everyone:
So much to look forward to this week. So much anticipation - sorry to put Carly Simon in your head this morning...
Brown not running for reelection as Kansas GOP chair
Mike Brown announced Tuesday evening he would not run again to chair the Kansas Republican Party.
Claiming a series of accomplishments, Brown said he would...
‘Dark store’ debate emerges in Kansas
The name has a conspiratorial feel.
It seems like something you might read on an alt-left or alt-right website, or see in an Oliver Stone...
Court wants state to justify request to reverse abortion injunction
A panel of appellate judges is asking the state to explain why a request to reverse a temporary injunction blocking state abortion restrictions is...
State education board names Neuenswander replacement
The Kansas State Board of Education named a former teacher, principal and superintendent with 30 years of experience in public education as the new...
Auditors suggest tracking of angel investor businesses needs improving
State auditors couldn't determine how well the Commerce Department follows procedures to ascertain whether businesses are leaving Kansas earlier than allowed under a program...
