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• 18 May ' 00:37

  Updated May 18, 2:30 AM

  Hensley urges BOE member to resign over 'N-word'Budget provision would block state funding for Common Core standards

  Governor's veto threat looms in session's final daysNew Hampshire senator twice asked IRS to crack down on political groupsWashington state: Florist, told she must do gay wedding, sues

  Legislative impasse continuesSenate approves bill banning use of tax dollars to advocate for gun controlOSHA says Wolf Creek employee was fired for reporting safety concerns ;

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• 17 May ' 03:49

  Updated May 17, 2:30 AM

  The Ghost of @JohnBrownsGhost’s Twitter AccountHouse Democratic staffer apologizes for Twitter postsKansas Board of Regents elects new leadershipHigher education officials say concealed carry on campus probably inevitable in the futureKSU to Build New Residence Hall, Dining Center

  Kansas House Offers Sales Tax DealState unemployment drops slightly, to 5.5 percent ;

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• 16 May ' 05:34

  Updated May 16, 2 AM

  Governing by extortion destroys freedomFurloughs Impacting Kansas National GuardAffordable Care Act bringing jobs to Lawrence25 Years Later: The Kansas Lottery and the education funding myth

  Vice Chair Jenkins Discusses Scandals In Washington & ObamaCareHuelskamp Schools ObamaRep. Yoder address IRS on House FloorHawaii leads nation in per-capita debt for unfunded union benefitsMichigan Tea Party Group Says It Is A Victim of IRS Discrimination

  House offers to go halfway on sales taxKansas Senate Approves $202M NBAF Bond BillSaline County Sheriff's Plan Calls for Savings with Staff ReductionHamilton County Hospital faces possible closure without $3 million boostAnonymous campaign flier finds a loophole in Roeland Park

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• 15 May ' 01:44

  Updated May 15, Midnight

  IRS targeting: An offense to every AmericanChief Justice Says Senator Linking Pay Raises, Judicial SelectionRegents waiting on budget negotiations before taking up tuition proposalsState Board hears opposition to Common Core Standards

  Kansas Bar Association opposes governor-controlled nominating commissionBrownback, GOP leaders defend private talks on tax plan, budgetSen. Moran on the IRS Releasing Information for Political PersuasionHuelskamp on IRS Inspector General ReportSenator Pat Roberts Opening Statement at the 2013 Farm Bill MarkupFederal court: fraud changed outcome of Missouri House contest; FLASHBACK: Missouri court denies recount, new election in contested one-vote lossServing Justice to Gosnell

  Conservatives at odds over budget, taxes as wrap-up session drags onEllis County Passes Sales Tax IncreaseShawnee Couty to consider half-cent sales tax extensionMission eyes another community improvement district tax ; ; ;

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• 14 May ' 12:48

  Updated May 14, 10 AM

  KFL: Gosnell, Kansas clinic inspection & Carhart abortion deathNew plan for Kan. judiciary emergesKansas texting-while-driving laws widely misunderstoodNew Medicaid enrollment system remains on trackKansas to get new ACA jobs despite snub of health care lawMore than 1,000 rally at Statehouse for developmentally disabled carve-outKansas Common Core Critics To Voice ConcernsState education board may seek attorney general’s opinion on ‘innovative districts’ lawKU faculty, staff members seek improved tuition benefitsK-State union wants to keep cozy with lawmakers

  Governor says tax talks going well as session hits day 80@KansasSOS: Governor Brownback has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Wed. May 15th in honor of National Peace Officers Memorial Day. #kslegRoberts calls for IRS hearingsRep. Yoder speaks with CNN about IRS developmentsYoder Calls IRS Snooping on Tea Party & Patriot Groups AppallingYoder Says His Office Got Questions in 2012 About IRS Probe of Patriot GroupsRep. Mike Pompeo talks with Alex Witt on MSNBC about BenghaziVice Chair Lynn Jenkins (KS-2) discusses the Working Families Flexibility Act of 2013Tougher abortion rules approved for MissouriNew Hampshire grapples with the end of a 20-year old budget gimmickMaryland: Almost 5,700 state employees make $100,000 or moreWisconsin’s ‘new norm’ economy makes Walker’s job goal no easy featNine of 12 Jurors Convicting Kermit Gosnell of Murder Were “Pro-Choice”Kermit Gosnell Found Guilty on Three First-Degree Murder Charges

  Kansas Senate To Debate $202M In New Bonds For NBAFKansas Democratic Leader Upset Over Private Talks on TaxesKansas Republicans face tough spending and tax issues, and elections, for 2014Kansas Wrap Up Session Starts With 3 Way Fight on Taxes & BudgetUnder half of Kan. wheat showing no freeze damageReport shows wide range in what Kan. hospitals charge for proceduresHow hospitals can counter published rates, expensive differencesKansas workplace fatalities higher than national averageWithout government, there would be no change: Wichita MayorState budget cuts to hit Douglas County budget ; ;

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• 08 May ' 10:43

  Updated May 8, Noon

  Kansas must reform KPERSAbout 100 people rally against policies of Brownback and legislative majorityKobach gives U.S. Attorney General a Lesson on ConstitutionU.S. Attorney General Holder tells Brownback new gun law is unconstitutionalFormer Kan. securities chief: Crash of a political career74% of lobbyist spending on Kansas lawmakers unaccounted forState officials working overtime to keep up with concealed-carry permitsWichita approves $3 million in school security Eagle($): Wichita school district counts record number of homeless childrenAd campaign accuses Kansas schools of low academic standards

  Brownback gets criticism in wake of higher education tourGov. Brownback finishes higher education tourVA Exec Can't Explain Why He Collected $54,792 in BonusesPompeo introduces legislation he says will help light aircraft industryOpinion: Newspapers might get better with Kochs

  KANSAS LEGISLATUREKansas Wrap Up Session Starts With 3 Way Fight onTaxes & BudgetLegislative committees make plans to change judicial selectionDems join call for more NBAF infoDeal on taxes and spending in Kansas could be nearEntrepreneurial activity, Kansas vs. other statesSurvey: CEOs favor Kansas over MissouriKansas Secretary of Revenue Nick Jordan came to Joplin to talk about taxes and jobs Eagle($): County commissioners from across the state meeting in Wichita3 Kansas cities granted $650K for downtown improvement CJOnline($): City of Topeka's bond credit rating fallsShawnee approves agreement to bring Google Fiber to city; ;

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• 01 May ' 00:50

  Updated April 30, 2013, 11 PM

  Kansas Bioscience Authority leader says culture and philosophy of agency are changingKansas ordered to pay $389,000 in fees in redistricting lawsuitSutherland: The Rise & Fall of Kansas "Moderate Machine"Low education standards limit Kansas childrens’ dreams

  Brownback budget adjustments: Less spending on Medicaid, more on researchSupreme Court Finds Virginia Citizen Only FOIA Requirement ConstitutionalHow labor unions impact non-union workersVirginia/Mississippi: McAuliffe car company parent in off-shore tax shelterTennessee: Feds give $2 million to Memphis landmark for flood that didn’t affect itWisconsin overtime changes save taxpayers nearly $14 million, report findsMichigan Has Weak History of Punishing School Campaign Finance Law Violators

  Revenue jump in April has many Kansas lawmakers rethinking sales tax extensionKansas Wheat Tour Early Results Show Varied YieldsHolland Sworn In as New KCK Mayor

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• 30 Apr ' 18:45

  Updated April 30, 2013, 2 PM

  Ag. Department Move from Topeka to Manhattan Presents Dilemma For WorkersUnion leader protests work schedule that includes overtimeGift of $2.5M helps KU Cancer Center patients navigate careKansas Governor Sam Brownback's press conference at Pittsburg State UniversityBrownback visits with Butler students, leadersBaldwin district considering technology fee with iPad introduction

  Brownback: Divert bioscience money to stem cell centerGovernor Delivers 2nd Budget Amendment MondayRep. Huelskamp Speech on Abortionist GosnellPompeo refutes Reid and Baucus on sequester and Obamacare

  Wichita State economists' job growth forecast revised downwardKansas credit union loans beat national averageKan. bankruptcy filings down more than 11 percentWichita aircraft company offering retirement buyoutNew farmers' market law could help small growersFeds order 4 Kansas trucking companies to stop operatingShawnee Co. Court Reassigns Duties Of Judge Pro Tem Following ArrestSaline County juvenile center to close temporarily

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• 23 Apr ' 09:36

  Updated April 23, 2013, 10 AM

  Kobach: How Terrorists Immigrate to US - Immigration HearingGov. Sam Brownback opposes budget cuts for universities

  Sen. Moran Questions Secretary Duncan about Kansas Education PrioritiesPompeo letter: Obamacare is a “Train Wreck”New Fair Deal Event: Rep. Mike Pompeo

  Lenexa teacher charged with sex crimesOlathe asks voters to pass $244.8M bond issue

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• 22 Apr ' 20:31

  Updated April 22, 2013, 4 PM

  35 Kansans donate $15,540 to 2013 InaugurationFormer Sen. Bob Dole reflects on politics, past and presentKansans receiving Social Security disability increased 10 percent in two yearsSen. Wagle to push for charter schoolsCoffey County woman wins seat on school board she's suing

  Brownback signs human trafficking lawBrownback signs into law bill establishing adult stem cell research and treatment at KU Medical CenterKansas Governor Signs Sweeping Anti-Abortion BillGovernor to propose spending to reduce social service waiting listsBrownback Signs Turnpike/KDOT MergerKan. governor picks judge for 9th District Court Sen. Moran suggests FAA furloughs, flight delays not really necessaryRoberts: USDA Stimulus Spending Needs Proper OversightRoberts Poised to be Oldest Kansas United State SenatorRoberts, Moran reintroduce bill to allow state to inspect natural-gas storage fieldsLifeNews: Networks Still Censoring Gosnell Murder TrialPennsylvania House committee shuts transparency loophole for Penn State, other universitiesMichigan: How Taxpayers Are Funding Political Lobbying

  Kansas construction employment down 3.2% from last yearState unemployment rises slightly in MarchIn Wichita, economic development policies are questionedKansas co-op gets $15M to improve electric serviceMission construction on rebound from recessionJudge dismisses case against Prairie Village open carry ban

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