Uber bill vetoed

Gov. Sam Brownback on Monday vetoed an “Uber” bill, that would have set up rules for companies that provide a ride-booking service. Uber is a transportation service that allows a driver to use a personal vehicle to transport others in pre-arranged rides for money. The bill set up some rules for Uber drivers, including establishing … Continue reading “Uber bill vetoed”

Local Kiwanis members doing their part to eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus

by Mary Rupert As Mother’s Day approaches, one group in Wyandotte County is doing its part in a project that could help mothers and their children worldwide. Kiwanis International is trying to eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus worldwide, and members of Kiwanis in Wyandotte County are doing their part in the effort. While the tetanus threat … Continue reading “Local Kiwanis members doing their part to eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus”

Final barrier to tax talks soon to fall

Legislators await updated revenue projections but don’t expect them to erase deficit by Andy Marso, KHI News Service A group of Kansas economic experts will meet Monday to revise estimates of the state’s incoming tax revenue, removing the final reason legislators have cited to delay work on a tax and budget package that could end … Continue reading “Final barrier to tax talks soon to fall”