Sunday Reader: U.S. Chamber & ‘dark stores,’ Natural gas outside counsel hired
Good morning everyone:
A little light on the copy last week, but that's what happens when you spend 27 hours in a courtroom over three...
Dancin’ in the dark: What happened at the Capitol overnight
Good morning everyone:
Here's a quick wrap of what you might have missed Friday night into Saturday morning as the Kansas Legislature headed into its...
Sports wagering scrapes by in House
The Kansas House early Saturday morning narrowly passed a bill authorizing sports wagering, moving Kansas closer to becoming the 34th state where sports betting...
Legislature approves package of tax credits, property tax cuts
A bill offering a package of tax credits and property tax cuts that are believed to be worth $310 million over three years cleared...
Five things you need to know from Wednesday
A long day at the Kansas Legislature. Here's a recap of unfolding storylines from Wednesday that you may have missed but need to know...
Sanctuary...
Committee removes KanCare contract restrictions from budget
A joint House-Senate conference committee agreed to remove a budget provision that would have frozen the state's KanCare contracts in place for a year...
Sports wagering bill stalls in committee
A bill authorizing sports wagering in Kansas hit a snag Tuesday morning after an effort to remove online lottery sales from the legislation failed...
Sunday Reader: New internet service study; Lobbyist spending bottoms out
Good morning everyone:
Congrats to all my KU readers out there, and best wishes in the regional final later today (or the game may be...
Neighborhood group found to be a PAC
State ethics officials have found that a nonprofit group of neighbors fighting development in Johnson County is a political action committee and needs to...
A Hard Day’s Night: A snapshot of major bills from Tuesday
It was quite a day in the Kansas Legislature with Republicans running through most of the major issues on their agenda from new House...