Will the school finance bill receive court’s approval?

Behind the scenes view of school finance bill passage, with Rep. Winn and Schools for Fair Funding by Mary Rupert A local education leader says it’s anyone’s guess if the $90 million school finance bill approved Thursday will receive the Kansas Supreme Court’s OK, but there will be a review of it. With the Senate’s … Continue reading “Will the school finance bill receive court’s approval?”

KCK Chamber to hold fireside chat Thursday with Gov. Kelly and JPMorgan Chase Foundation president

The Kansas City, Kansas, Area Chamber of Commerce will feature a fireside chat with Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and Janis Bowdler, president of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Foundation on Thursday. Part of the chamber’s annual meeting, the fireside chat will take place at a luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, April 4, at … Continue reading “KCK Chamber to hold fireside chat Thursday with Gov. Kelly and JPMorgan Chase Foundation president”

Stakes high for Kansans needing coverage and politicians in Medicaid expansion debate

by Jim McLean, Kansas News Service The stakes run high for 130,000-some low-income Kansans who stand to gain from expanding Medicaid coverage — and for the political players who will decide the contentious issue. Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly made expansion a centerpiece of the election that put her in office. Two Republican leaders — Senate … Continue reading “Stakes high for Kansans needing coverage and politicians in Medicaid expansion debate”