Tuesday started off the second week for the Kansas Legislature. Below, we have listed 15 new bills of particular interest to The Kansas Constitutional that have been introduced this
Media regularly impacts culture and culture regularly dances with politics, and I have to say, while I don’t write about culture often, I do thoroughly enjoy discussing it, and I am
New polling from Americans for Prosperity – Kansas (AFP-KS) suggests that 58 percent of Kansas voters favor a single-rate tax system. This tax system change has been advocated for by AFP-KS
Last week, Rep. Rebecca Schmoe (R-Franklin County) introduced an amendment to the Kansas Constitution to help secure self-defense rights for Kansans.
“Peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek, but a means by which we arrive at that goal.” —Martin Luther King, Jr.
Kansas Sen. Mike Thompson (R-Johnson County) took to social media to clear up “confusion” and “false impressions” regarding a recent federal lawsuit he filed with Rep. Michael
The first week of the Kansas legislative session is coming to an end, and despite all the snow, the Kansas Legislature was able to introduce a number of new bills that could potentially become
Over the weekend, I decided to take a winter hike. If you live in Northeast Kansas, this isn’t unusual because the temperature is still usually bearable and in the summer there are so many ticks that you know
On Monday, the Kansas House and Senate kicked off the legislative session passing resolutions condemning the terrorist attacks in Israel. The Senate voted 34-6 on Senate Resolution 1729.
