House Speaker Dan Hawkins and Senate President Ty Masterson have blessed 36 bills that will remain in the mix when the ...

The House voted 86-37 to approve a constitutional amendment similar to one that Kansas voters opposed in 2022. The amendment ...

The Legislature is revisiting a bill that would limit local government's ability to regulate what is described as a ...

The Kansas Senate on Tuesday gave preliminary approval to a bill that expands a state program intended to encourage school ...

The Kansas Senate on Wednesday tentatively approved a new tax incentive for data centers that have been criticized nationally ...

The budget approved by the House adds $10 million for special education compared to $30 million recommended by a budget ...

The Kansas Senate approved a bill late Wednesday expanding one of the state's most powerful tax incentives to help save dying malls. The bill would allow sales tax revenue - or STAR - bonds to be used ...

The Kansas attorney general's office and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation on Monday announced they signed an agreement with ...

A state tax credit created to encourage construction of affordable housing in Kansas would be abolished under a bill that ...

Kansas Bureau of Investigation Director Tony Mattivi wants to turn the table on drug dealers with a tax on international ...

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The Kansas Senate on Wednesday passed a bill banning counties, joint boards of health or local health officers from prohibiting public gatherings in order to stem the spread of infectious diseases.