House Democrats call for voters to approve Medicaid expansion
House Democratic leadership on Thursday revealed plans to let Kansas voters decide the fate of Medicaid expansion, trying to break Republican efforts to keep...
Schwab staffer departing for conservative think tank
Assistant Secretary of State Catherine Gunsalus is leaving her position to become the state
advocacy director for Heritage Action for America.
Gunsalus, who also served as...
Kansas starts new decade with population loss
After posting its slowest population growth since the 1930s during the last 10 years, Kansas started the new decade out on a sluggish note...
Coalition formed to oppose abortion amendment
(Editor's note: This story was resent because of a technical error that deleted the original story that was posted to the website. Our apologies.)
A...
Committee recommends $154 million in COVID relief spending
A divided state task force on Monday agreed to spend $154 million in federal COVID relief money on constructing building space for economic development,...
Seiwert removed from utilities committee
House Speaker Ron Ryckman Jr. on Friday removed state Rep. Joe Seiwert as chair of the utilities committee.
Seiwert of Pretty Prairie was not among...
Kubic returning to ACLU of Kansas
Micah Kubic, who built the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas into an influential player in state politics, is returning to the Sunflower State...
Sunday Reader: Dole farewell; Voting rights legal fees
Good morning everyone:
We are filing this week's roundup from what's supposed to be the happiest place on Earth, Disney World, where Mrs. SSJ and...
$30 million in COVID relief money approved for pay
A reluctant state task force on Friday agreed to spend up to $30 million on pay raises for workers at corrections facilities, state hospitals...
A.G. to appeal abortion regulations ruling
Republican Attorney General Derek Schmidt said Tuesday he plans to appeal a court decision that permanently blocks regulations for abortion clinics in Kansas.
While Schmidt...
