A bill that would nix the requirement that ballots have to be postmarked before Election Day in Kansas has been sent to the Governor’s Office for approval.
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Amid wide policy swings, Kansas and Missouri officials puzzle over big federal funding cutsGov. Laura Kelly worries about dwindling water resources that will need ongoing federal support if western Kansas is to remain habitable in 50 years. She is concerned about the national health impact of firing more than two dozen federal scientists in Manhattan,
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FourStatesHomepage.com on MSNGov. Kelly appoints Lori Bolton Fleming to Kansas Court of AppealsGovernor Laura Kelly appoints a southeast Kansas woman to the Kansas Court of Appeals. Judge Lori Bolton Fleming has served as the chief judge of the 11th Judicial District since 2021, overseeing five courthouses in Cherokee,
Governor Laura Kelly announced Monday that February tax collections in Kansas have surpassed estimates by more than $120 million.
Here are the 10 highest paid Kansas employees in 2024: John S. Tomblin, executive vice President for research and industry, Wichita State University: $1,100,285 Robert D. Simari, executive vice chancellor, University of Kansas Medical Center: $856,940
TOPEKA —On Tuesday, Kansans gathered at the Statehouse to celebrate Equality Day. The rotunda was packed for the event. Packed rotunda for @EqualityKansas Equality Day in Topeka 🏳️🌈 #ksleg pic.twitter.com/Girv6ZNNqT
Spring is on its way, with the prospect of severe weather, including thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes, and floods.
Governor Laura Kelly signed a proclamation declaring this week Severe Weather and Flood Preparedness Week in Kansas. Kelly said this week represents an opportunity to prepare around your home and make a plan with your family on what to do if you encounter severe weather.
Kansas cancer advocates were at the statehouse on Wednesday, March 5, asking lawmakers to expand and protect access to health care. The American Cancer Society lobbied for Medicaid expansion for nearly 150,
The State of Kansas ends February 2025 with total tax collections at $548.2 million. That is $121.9 million, or 28.6%, above the estimate and total tax collections are up 5.1% from February 2024. “While our tax collections this month highlight the strength of Kansas' economy,
Gov. Laura Kelly announces over $26 million will be awarded for water projects and technical assistance across Kansas.
TOPEKA – The State of Kansas ends February 2025 with total tax collections at $548.2 million. That is $121.9 million, or 28.6%, ab
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