Kansas Cuts Food Benefits For Some Immigrants' Families
The Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services recently cut off hundreds – possibly thousands – of immigrant families from receiving food stamps.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
View ArticleEverything You Need To Know About Kansas Redistricting
Last week, the Kansas legislature adjourned after a tumultuous year. Lawmakers passed Gov. Sam Brownback's dramatic tax cut plan, which could reduce the state budget by more than $2 billion over the...
View ArticleKansas Redistricting Maps Spark Huge Political Shake-Up
A three-judge panel set new electoral maps for Kansas' congressional, state House, state Senate and Board of Education districts in a ruling last night, according to the Kansas City Star / AP. »...
View ArticleGod, Politics And Sam Brownback's Kansas
Governor Sam Brownback is reconfiguring the size and scope of state government in Kansas with the help of an overwhelmingly conservative Republican legislature.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
View ArticleHappy Hour Is Back In Kansas
It’s a toast to the happy hour, so raise your glasses Kansans! As of this Sunday, Kansans will legally be able to partake in the after-work and late-night tradition of happy hour drink specials. »...
View ArticleKansas Senate 8th District: Incumbent Faces Conservative Challenger
Kansas voters will also head to the ballot box next Tuesday, August 7, to pick nominees for a number of races, including Kansas Senate and House of Representatives.The races are of particular interest...
View ArticleKansas 11th District Senate Incumbent Faces Conservative Challenger
Word came Tuesday that the Kansas Chamber of Commerce's political action committee spent more than a quarter of a million dollars on statehouse races this year supporting conservative Republicans...
View ArticleNBAF Not Get Built? Brownback Says It Could Happen Without State Support
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback says if Kansas lawmakers won't approve additional funds for the National Bio And Agro-Defense Facility, there's a chance it» E-Mail This
View ArticleKansas Legislature Finishes In Overtime
The Kansas Legislature finished its overrunning session in the early hours of June 2, passing its budget and tax plans. » E-Mail This
View ArticleKansas' New State Capitol: Bright, Shiny And Majestic
Work began on the Kansas Capitol in October 1866 when the cornerstone was laid for the east wing. Thirty-seven years later, it was finished. The cost? ...» E-Mail This
View ArticleChallenges For Autism Coverage Looming in Kansas
Autism advocates argue that legislation being considered in Kansas falls short of best practices for treating the disorder. According to the Centers for...» E-Mail This
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