TOPEKA – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) recently provided the 2023 Kansas Civil Asset Forfeiture Report to the Kansas Legislature, and released it to the public. Civil […]
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AFP-KS applauds final passage of Civil Asset Forfeiture Bill
Urges Governor to Sign into Law TOPEKA, KS—Last year, Americans for Prosperity Foundation-Kansas (AFPF-KS) released an updated report analyzing civil asset forfeiture data in the state, underscoring the […]
Kansas House Democrats fundraise off school funding lies
An email sent on March 27 by Kansas House Democrats under the signature of Rep. Valdenia Winn (D-Kansas City) contains multiple lies about school funding […]
Who wants cookies? Bill debates best way to build business in Kansas
Corporate income taxes in Kansas would be reduced to 5.75%, and two business subsidies — Promoting Employment Across Kansas (PEAK) and High-Performance Incentive Program (H-PIP) […]
If life matters, DEI needs to be rejected
You’re a world-renown scientist on the verge of curing cancer. You’re pursuing a grant from the National Institute of Health (NIH) to fund extra help […]
No more free federal money for junk food
A bill in the Kansas Legislature would bar use of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, better known as Food Stamps) to buy candy and […]
While Kansas argues Medicaid Expansion, Biden Administration targets Red State Medicaid systems
While the lines are drawn between Kansas conservative legislative leadership and Governor Laura Kelly over Medicaid Expansion, new evidence is emerging that Biden Administration bureaucrats […]
Here’s how the poor save more money under Kansas flat tax plan
Three reasons the flat tax proposal is better for taxpayers than Gov. Kelly’s plan A week into the 2024 Legislative session, the two largest tax […]
Kansas Senate needs more votes to pass tax relief bill over Kelly’s likely veto
TOPEKA –The Republican-controlled Kansas House of Representatives on Thursday approved legislation that would set a single rate on state income taxes, setting up a likely […]
Kansas teachers have to get better at teaching reading
Sounding the alarm that 37% of fourth-grade students in the United States (40% in Kansas) cannot read at grade level, the National Council on Teacher […]