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Sunday Reader: U.S. Chamber & ‘dark stores,’ Natural gas outside counsel hired

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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It was quite a day in the Kansas Legislature with Republicans running through most of the major issues on their agenda from new House...