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The bridge is saved for now, but there's a long ways to go before we have a permanent solution.
KDOT is studying the type of bridge that should replace the CAB if it is demolished.
This was the last week for many committees to meet as near first adjournment.
Thank you to REACH Healthcare for hosting the Wyandotte County Delegation Luncheon and sharing information about the work they do in our community.
Democrats urged Republicans to pivot their focus from culture war division to the kitchen-table issues that unite all Kansans.
The House K-12 Education Budget committee continues to go rogue, seeks to defund public schools and disrespects teachers.
This week was Turnaround, which is the deadline for bills to pass out of their originating chamber, or they die. There are some exceptions.
Kansas House Democrats unveiled their legislative priorities for the 2023 Legislative Session.
New legislation introduced addressing health care affordability and access; property tax cuts for homeowners and families; legalizing adult-use recreational cannabis and providing for ‘cannabis amnesty’ penalizing irresponsible pipeline operators, restoring local control for prevailing wage and more!
