Former Kansas lawmaker Brenda Landwehr lands job with state
During her 18 years as a state lawmaker, Brenda Landwehr sought to shrink the size of government and frequently criticized the state’s social services agency.
Brenda Landwehr
Judges allow AG to join in redistricting case
Kansas’ Republican attorney general will be allowed to participate in a redistricting lawsuit, three federal judges ruled Thursday, but only to weigh in on fees lawyers will seek after the case ends.
Kansas legislature sends $14.3 billion budget to governor
After 99 days of anger and anguish, Kansas lawmakers went home following a rare Sunday session, leaving the governor to sign a bill slashing taxes and letting judges draw new election districts.
Let there be blood
Cooper: Senate GOP caucus breaks down in heated dispute
Impasse forces Kansas to delay election filing deadlines
The Kansas Legislature’s inability to agree on new election boundaries will delay the filing deadline for candidates seeking state and national offices.
Kansas House committee approves proposal to redraw Senate's districts
TOPEKA — A key House committee has approved a proposal to redraw the Senate’s districts to make them more friendly for conservatives who plan to run against Republican incumbents.
Kansas House rejects Senate map
Cooper: Steps outside protocol
Kansas Senate OKs redistricting plan
TOPEKA In a decision shaping this summer’s Republican primaries, the Kansas Senate on Tuesday agreed to new election boundaries that would give challengers to two moderate Republican senators.
Kansas elections coinciding with football season?
Bill introduced in House committee would delay primaries
Delay in Kansas breast cancer bill criticized
A bill aimed at better protecting women from breast cancer is running into trouble in the Kansas Legislature, apparently after becoming entangled …
Kansas Senate panel OKs redistricting map that moves challengers out of incumbents' districts
TOPEKA | A Senate panel on Monday approved a redistricting map that would protect three Republican senators from conservative challengers who had planned to run against them in the August primary.
No future for immunization bill
Cooper: Key legislator says she has no plans to work legislation
Kansans debate vaccine exemption
Dozens of people dressed in green T-shirts reading “Kansans for Vaccine Rights” packed a steamy committee room Wednesday to implore legislators to …
Bill to ban smoking in casinos advances in Kansas House
TOPEKA | In a hastily called meeting in a Capitol hallway, the Kansas House Health and Human Services Committee on Thursday advanced a bill to ban smoking in casinos.
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