While it's been a few weeks since I've posted an update on what is happening in the Statehouse, I've been following along. I've spent part of that time thinking about Mission Creep, and wondering if a(nother) weekly update on the legislature
The Kansas legislative session began on January 13, with a compact 90-day schedule and a focus on key issues. Governor Laura Kelly's State of the State address emphasized education funding, free school lunches, and the creation of offices for early childhood and natural resources, while highlighting the financial
Soon, you'll start hearing about bills being introduced in the Kansas legislature, some of which will no doubt sound extreme or ambitious. It's important to understand the path these bills will have to take in order to become law. This is helpful to remember for many
As we close out a very eventful year, there is no shortage of moments that will no doubt be on your 2024 wrapped list. Sunlight on the Capitol was founded on the concept of highlighting the lesser-known or often-overlooked happenings in the Kansas legislature. Thus, we present to you our
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