The state treasury in Kansas received $13.7 million less in tax revenue from income, sales and other sources from July to November than anticipated by economic and budget experts who revised official estimates last month, officials said.
A federal bipartisan bill to bar the TSA from using biometric data collected through facial recognition technology at U.S. airports has been introduced.
Congressional leaders are now attempting to pass a federal resolution with Kansas roots that would bar medical providers from adding a DNR to a juvenile patient’s medical chart without parental consent.
A heap of U.S. Senators have urged President Joe Biden to enforce oil sanctions and break an agreement reached with Iran in September over American hostages in light of funding sent to terrorist organizations.
After Congress referred an attempt to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Congressman Tracey Mann has again voted to move forward with the effort.
An investigation has been opened into the VA’s Veterans Crisis Line as Senator Jerry Moran has compiled solid evidence of veterans in need slipping through the system’s cracks due to mismanagement.
Senator Jerry Moran pressed federal leaders on the Senate Floor regarding issues in Israel, Ukraine and along the southern border that surround national security.
The practice among some federal judges in the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to require use of pronouns preferred by attorneys, litigants and witnesses was potentially unconstitutional and undermined judicial impartiality, the Kansas attorney general said Tuesday.
A U.S. Representative from Kansas has called on national leaders to help overturn the listing of the lesser prairie chicken as a threatened and endangered species.
Library officials and nonprofit organizations across the Sunflower State are prepared to help Kansans register to vote during a statewide event in September.
Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach shared their opinions on Kansas Department of Health and Environment complying with the state law on birth certificates.
A federal judge is considering Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s arguments that a new Kansas law rolling back transgender rights doesn’t bar the state from changing the sex listing on transgender people’s birth certificates.
A bill honoring 16-year-old Cooper Davis who lost his life to fentanyl poisoning in 2021 has passed through the Senate Judiciary Committee and will head to the Senate floor.
A motion filed to dissolve a temporary judge order in Kansas v. Harper, the lawsuit between Attorney General Kris Kobach and the Kansas Department of Revenue, has been denied.
A coalition of veterans who identify as transgender, gender-diverse and allies have urged Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach to turn his back on his fight against gender markers.
A state-court judge on Monday ordered Kansas to stop allowing transgender people to change the listing for their sex on their driver’s licenses, ahead of the first hearing in a lawsuit filed by state’s Republican attorney general against the practice.
The Republican attorney general of Kansas sued Friday to block transgender residents from changing their sex on their driver’s licenses and to rebuke the Democratic governor for defying his interpretation of a new law.
Supporters call the bill ‘unapologetically aspirational," as legislators mark the one-year anniversary of the Dobbs ruling which ended protection for abortion under Roe versus Wade.
A bill has been introduced at the federal level that would help farmers in Kansas insure their wheat as the ongoing drought continues to affect crop yield.
A new bipartisan bill has been introduced to help ensure food grown in America is sent as international aid instead of using taxpayer money to buy food from the nation’s competitors.
