Commerce Department opens business awards nominations
TOPEKA – Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland has announced the Kansas Department of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2025 To The… Login to continue reading Login…
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Kansas revenue exceeds April projection as individual income tax collections top estimate
BY TIM CARPENTERKansas Reflector TOPEKA — Revenue from income, sales and an assortment of tobacco, liquor and energy taxes in Kansas exceeded projections in April… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas is cutting a tax credit for affordable housing. That might make homelessness worse
Advocates for people who are homeless say eliminating the credit will mean it’s harder to find affordable places to live. Lawmakers say when they passed the tax credits in 2022, they didn’t realize how much they would cost.
Kansas Legislature turns cold shoulder to child reading program after less than a year
Shifting budget priorities of lawmakers won’t close book on Blueprint for Literacy BY TIM CARPENTER Kansas Reflector TOPEKA — The 2024 Kansas Legislature’s commitment to… Login to continue reading Login…
Schmidt Foundation awards full-ride scholarships to five incoming FHSU students
HAYS - For the fifth consecutive year, the Schmidt Foundation will provide full-ride scholarships to five incoming Fort Hays State University students.
Kansas water task force to gauge current and future supply, modernize policy
BY ANNA KAMINSKIKansas Reflector TOPEKA — A water task force meant to ensure the “precious resource is available for generations to come” received its first… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas Meals on Wheels families, leaders fear potential federal funding cuts
BY MORGAN CHILSONKansas Reflector TOPEKA — Fear that federal funding cuts will mean loved ones won’t receive nutritional food and safety checks through Meals on… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas community colleges join together to provide LOIs for Kansas student athletes
TOPEKA - The Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) has taken a significant step toward investing in Kansas student athletes by approving a new bylaw requiring all member colleges to reserve at least 25% of their athletic Letters of Intent (LOIs) for Kansas students.
Measles cases jump to 46 as new Kansas law restricts health officials
TOPEKA — New legislation may make it more difficult for public health officials to manage a measles outbreak, which has increased by nine cases.
KANSASWORKS to hold weekend statewide virtual job fair
TOPEKA – Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland has announced an upcoming job fair that will be held on a weekend for Kansans seeking new career opportunities.