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Kansas lawmakers turn up volume on resolution mandating AM radios in new vehicles - Vimarsana News

Kansas lawmakers turn up volume on resolution mandating AM radios in new vehicles

The Kansas House voted overwhelmingly for a resolution urging Congress to compel vehicle

Kansas lawmakers turn up volume on resolution mandating AM radios in new vehicles - Vimarsana News

Kansas lawmakers turn up volume on resolution mandating AM radios in new vehicles

The Kansas House voted overwhelmingly for a resolution urging Congress to compel vehicle

Kansas House unanimously adopts bipartisan bill cutting property, income and sales tax burden - Vimarsana News

Kansas House unanimously adopts bipartisan bill cutting property, income and sales tax burden

The Kansas House approved a bipartisan tax bill, aiming to avoid a gubernatorial veto. The bill includes cuts in income, sales, and property taxes, with changes in income tax rates and standard deductions. The legislation also affects the state's budget surplus and reflects ongoing negotiations between the House and the Senate.

Kansas Senate, House adding new chapters to state law on K-12 public education policy - Vimarsana News

Kansas Senate, House adding new chapters to state law on K-12 public education policy

Sen. Elaine Bowers, a Concordia Republican, convinced the Kansas Senate to amend a bill to

Fatal consequence: 40 Kansans have died this year while GOP leaders block Medicaid expansion • Kansas Reflector - Vimarsana News

Fatal consequence: 40 Kansans have died this year while GOP leaders block Medicaid expansion • Kansas Reflector

As Kansas legislators dickered among themselves over Medicaid expansion, roughly 40 Kansans died because of their delay.