Legislature puts limits on governor’s emergency powers
A marathon and sometimes rancorous day at the Kansas Legislature extended into early Friday morning, when lawmakers crafted a bill reining in the governor's...
Bid to tack Medicaid expansion onto cable bill falls short
As the 2020 legislative session nears an end, lawmakers made one last push to expand Medicaid by tacking it on to a bill focused...
Family Research Council backs Marshall in Senate race
Republican Congressman Roger Marshall moved to strengthen his conservative credentials Wednesday with an endorsement from the Family Research Council's political action committee.
"This is a...
A.G.: Legal authority for emergency declaration debatable
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said Monday it was debatable whether Gov. Laura Kelly had the authority to issue a second emergency declaration to...
Sunday Reader: Schmidt & SCOTUS; New House 39 candidate
Good morning everyone:
Well, we are one day away from getting a haircut.
It will be a welcome relief to get rid of the mop that...
Reddi ends Senate campaign
(Developing: Will be updated)
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Usha Reddi announced Thursday that she was suspending her campaign immediately.
“These unprecedented times of the coronavirus pandemic...
Marshall releases new poll showing him leading Senate race
(Developing: Will be updated)
Republican Congressman Roger Marshall on Wednesday released a new poll showing him pulling ahead of former Secretary of State Kris Kobach...
Kansas politics: 5 things you need to know from Monday
Good morning everyone:
Yes, there seemed to be a lot of news from Monday that we couldn't catch up to (partly because of laptop glitches)....
Bollier introduces first U.S. Senate race ad
Democratic state Sen. Barbara Bollier this morning introduced her first ad of the U.S. Senate race.
The ad emphasizes her background as a physician, a...
Sunday Reader: Abortion lobbying; Kobach & 2022 Olympics
Good morning everyone:
Hope everyone is well. It's going to be a busy weak when the gears of the Kansas Legislature start moving again as...
