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Welcome back to the final Statehouse scraps column of 2024! … Or is it? Yes, the Kansas Legislature’s veto session drew to a close early Wednesday, but from all indications, Gov. Laura Kelly soon will order lawmakers back to work, ordering them to fashion yet another tax plan. Despite passing a handful of worthwhile bills, […] The post Legislature splinters into smithereens by veto session’s end, with more sausage making on the way appeared first on Kansas Reflector.

The new legislation is dangerously vague and criminalizes personal health care conversations. | Opinion

The last thing this state needs is to radically upend its revenue structure just so Charles Koch can save a few hundred thousand bucks. | Opinion

Senator Jeff Longbine and Representatives Duane Droge, Mark Schreiber and Eric Smith joined community members Saturday morning at Flint Hills Technical College for the first legislative dialogue of the year.

Democrats have identified an initial set of races they want to win in 2024 elections to break the Republican supermajorities in the Kansas Statehouse.

Today, we gather to commemorate the lives of over 63 million unborn babies killed through the tragedy of abortion.

Legislation draws objections from abortion rights proponents and opponents.

Legislation draws objections from abortion rights proponents and opponents

Individuals and national political action committees have poured millions of dollars into abortion-related ballot questions and races.

Before the Dobbs ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court in June 2022, abortion was rarely an issue of such significance in elections that individuals and national political action committees poured millions of dollars into ballot questions and gubernatorial and judicial races.