Politics
Kansas lawmakers resuming talks on cutting taxes
Kansas legislators are resuming work on proposals to reduce sales and income taxes even though they've already approved a package of aggressive tax cuts.
Kansas budget talks resume with much work remaining
Legislators are returning to the Statehouse to finish work on the proposed $14 billion Kansas budget for 2013.
Kansas lawmakers end 90 day session with host of unresolved issues
Friday marked the final day of the 2012 Kansas legislative session, but lawmakers still have a lot of unfinished business.
Kansas lawmakers pass anti-Sharia law measure
A bill designed to prevent Kansas courts or government agencies from relying on Islamic Sharia law or other foreign legal codes has cleared the state Legislature.
Kansas Legislature staring at extra days
The Kansas Legislature appears all but certain to miss Friday's deadline for completing the annual session in 90 days.
Kobach concedes Kan. voter-citizenship plan dead
Secretary of State Kris Kobach is conceding that Kansas legislators have effectively killed his proposal to require first-time voters to provide proof of citizenship starting next month.
Kansas House defeats immigrant tuition repeal
The Kansas House has rejected an effort to repeal a 2004 law allowing some illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.
Kansas House approves Kobach voter-citizenship bill
The Kansas House has approved Secretary of State Kris Kobach's proposal to require first-time voters to prove their U.S. citizenship starting June 15.
Kansas House approves property tax classification
Kansas House members have approved a bill seeking to buy time for defining what constitutes real and personal business property.
Kansas budget negotiations begin
Negotiations are under way on the final version of the 2013 Kansas budget as legislators seek a compromise on the $14 billion spending bill.