Supreme Court: Stolen data held hostage

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The seven justices of the Kansas Supreme Court on Tuesday revealed that foreign "cybercriminals" stole data from the court system and held it hostage...

Bill terminating occupational requirements runs into questions

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A bill that would end many occupational licenses issued by state and local governments within five years is running into questions about whether it's...

AFP weighs in on 2nd District race

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Americans for Prosperity on Tuesday bolstered Republican Derek Schmidt's conservative credentials when it backed the former attorney general in the congressional race for Kansas'...

Bill expanding power of Medicaid inspector general to examine welfare programs passes House

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The Kansas House on Wednesday agreed to expand the power of the Medicaid inspector general - a division of Attorney General Kris Kobach's office...

Kelly administration protests loss of $1 million federal labor grant

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Gov. Laura Kelly's administration is protesting the loss of a $1 million federal grant intended to prevent fraud in the state's unemployment insurance program. State...

Senate reconsiders, passes constitutional amendment capping property tax appraisals

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Less than 24 hours after it was dealt a setback, a constitutional amendment capping property appraisals at 4% for tax purposes cleared the Senate...

UPDATED: House approves bill raising bar for indy candidates to get on ballot

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(Updated to reflect House final action) The Kansas House on Thursday approved a bill that would make it harder for independent candidates to get on...

Panasonic commits to on-site utility expenses

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A Panasonic executive told lawmakers Tuesday that the company will pay for utility infrastructure costs that directly serve its new De Soto plant, but...

Kobach seeks to expand powers of Medicaid inspector general

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Attorney General Kris Kobach's office is seeking to expand the power of the Medicaid inspector general to investigate welfare benefits including cash, food and...

Bill expanding wildlife commission’s power to propose rules clears early hurdle

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A proposal giving members of the Wildlife and Parks Commission the power to propose rules and regulations cleared a Senate committee on Tuesday. The Senate...