‘From the Vault’ video series covers Notary Public and Tornadoes
‘From the Vault’, a new video series by the Kansas Secretary of State to educate the public about what their office does, released episodes 3 and 4 on Friday.
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Kansas Attorney General leads coalition of 21 states defending Second Amendment
Back in December of last year, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach led a coalition composed of 25 other state attorneys general and the Arizona Legislature, demanding
Vetoes sustained for ‘Help Not Harm Act’ and tax relief bill, other bills to become law
The Kansas House and Senate have voted to override a number of Gov. Laura Kelly’s many vetoes on Monday. Among the two biggest bills many Kansans were focused on included House Substitute
House successfully votes to override Gov. Kelly’s veto of bipartisan tax bill
After Democrat Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of Senate Substitute for House Bill 2036, a bipartisan bill to lower taxes for Kansans, was met with widespread
Gov. Kelly’s veto of tax plan receives bipartisan backlash
Democrat Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed the bipartisan Senate Substitute for House Bill 2036, a bill that received bipartisan support in the Kansas
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza and the government
This year’s avian influenza (aka bird flu) has made headlines for being the first time in U.S. history that avian influenza has been infecting cows. Called ‘highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1)’
New study suggests plastic bags have less carbon emissions than paper alternatives after Lawrence bans plastic bags
The city of Lawrence, Kansas has banned businesses from offering customers plastic bags in an effort to help the environment.
Every Pro-Life bill Gov. Kelly has vetoed so far in 2024
The Kansas Legislature is filled with prolife Republicans, and thus, Kansas tends to see many new prolife bills. Three of these bills have already been vetoed within the past two weeks.
‘From the Vault’ video series will help inform public of activities at Secretary of State’s office
A new video series launched on the Kansas Secretary of State’s official YouTube channel on Friday with the first two episodes already published.
