Rep. Mann Leads Letter Opposing Biden’s Farm Killer Tax
“Farming is a multi-generational calling, with many producers operating on the same land as their parents and grandparents did decades before,” said Rep. Mann.”
AG Derek Schmidt Support Benefits for Public Safety Officers, Families Affected by Work-Related PTSD
“Each of our jurisdictions is served by thousands of brave first responders who show up for us in tragic situations every day. Now we need to show up for them,” the attorneys general wrote. “These individuals deserve access to quality treatment and their loved ones deserve the benefits they have earned.”
A Kansas judge rejected a GOP-drawn congressional map for violating Black voters’ rights
“The judge ruled the recently drawn map violates provisions in the state constitution related to free speech, voting and equal protection rights to favor Republican candidates by putting parts of Wyandotte County and Lawrence in districts where Democrats have little chance to win.”
SBA Loans Approved for Cottonwood Complex Wildland Fire damages
“Natural disasters disrupt families and businesses in so many ways,” said Angee Morgan, deputy director, Kansas Division of Emergency Management. “
Consumer Alert: Storm Damage Could Attract Illegal Contractors
“Staff from the attorney general’s Roofing Registration Unit have been in contact with local officials in storm-damaged areas to assist in responding to contractors and consumers.”
Governor Laura Kelly Announces Launch of Startup Housing Program
““A shortage of quality, affordable housing is a barrier to economic growth and development throughout the state – and particularly in rural Kansas,” Governor Laura Kelly said.”
VIDEO: Student voices on advisory council play critical role for Hofmeister, OSDE
“It is imperative to get feedback from these amazing young people. Their insights are incredibly valuable, and their thoughtful reflection and fearless vision are instrumental to our decision-making,” Hofmeister said.”
US Representative Makes a Stop In Clay Center
“He continued by saying there were efforts last year to do away with in regards to the tax provision that has been in place for decades. They have fought and fought to keep it in place, he added, and so far, they have been successful, but efforts are underway again to get rid of the provision.”
KDHE Supports Quitting Tobacco with Free Nicotine Replacement Therapies
“We want all tobacco users to know that although quitting is hard, they can do it,” said Matthew Schrock, KDHE Cessation Coordinator.”
Kansas Moms and Babies will Benefit from Extended Postpartum Coverage under Medicaid
“American Heart Association and other health organizations applaud the actions of Gov. Laura Kelly and the Kansas Legislature that extends postpartum Medicaid coverage from 60 days to 12 months.”