Gov. Laura Kelly is restricting access to the Kansas Statehouse due to the possibility of an armed protest, telling state lawmakers Thursday that an event is planned for Sunday with “other potential gatherings” next week.
Governor Laura Kelly has announced the Fiscal Year 2022 Kansas Budget to protect the fiscal foundation of the state and kickstart its economic recovery.
Kansas’ 2nd Congressional District Representative Jake LaTurner is calling on lawmakers to focus on those that broke into the Capitol instead of impeachment for President Trump.
Congressman Ron Estes is urging Congress to look into what he calls a “purge” of conservative accounts after the violence that broke out in the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Wichita State University Political Science Professor Dr. Neal Allen expressed concern for events unfolding at the US Capitol and believes the unrest in Washington, D.C. could go on for days, maybe longer.
The top Democrat in the Kansas House is refusing to give an incoming lawmaker any committee assignments over issues that include an anti-stalking court order.
The parties in a lawsuit regarding compensation to businesses due to the government-ordered shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic have decided to ask the court to hold the case for the 2020 legislative session.
Governor Laura Kelly is one of the hundreds of key leaders and workers considered essential to receive the COVID-19 vaccine after the state identified the people needed to ensure continuity of government function.
As vaccines begin being distributed to healthcare workers and long-term care residents, the federal government is in the midst of passing new COVID-19 relief legislation.
Members of Senate Committees have released a statement of support for strong cybersecurity protections following a cyberattack that focused on government agencies.