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Judge Allows Kansas Law Barring Foreign Contributions to Constitutional Amendment Campaigns
Laura Kelly · Topeka

Judge Allows Kansas Law Barring Foreign Contributions to Constitutional Amendment Campaigns

55% Center coverage: 11 sources
TOPEKA — A federal judge sided with state officials and allowed a Kansas law to go into effect that bans “foreign nationals” from contributing financially to campaigns for or againstSee the Story
[Opinion] Attorney General opinion finds City of New Town in violation of open meetings law
Kris Kobach · Bismarck

[Opinion] Attorney General opinion finds City of New Town in violation of open meetings law

Coverage: 2 sources
NEW TOWN, ND (KXNET) — A new opinion from the office of the North Dakota Attorney General has found the City of New Town to be in violation of open meetings law when it asked employees to leave the room during a meeting when their salaries were discussed. New Town Police Chief Jacquelyn Halonen requested this opinion after a New Town City Council meeting held on January 18, 2023, in which Mayor Jay Standish allegedly asked four city employees to…See the Story
Kansas among 22 states allowing in-state tuition for undocumented students - The Sentinel
Topeka · Topeka

Kansas among 22 states allowing in-state tuition for undocumented students - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
For more than 20 years, the State of Kansas has offered in-state tuition to undocumented students since then-Governor Kathleen Sebelius signed House Bill 2145 into law in 2004. Now, with Florida and Texas discontinuing its programs this year, Kansas remains one of 22 states and the District of Columbia to offer the advantage to illegal aliens. Map courtesy of Higher Ed Immigration Portal In the 2025 legislative session in the Sunflower State, an…Read Article

KSDE denies lowering standards despite implausible proficiency gains - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) staff put on a master class of political spin and deception at yesterday’s meeting of the State Board of Education. Board members were given the 2025 state assessment results based on a new test and cut scores to determine achievement levels, and were told to ignore conflicting historical results and accept the new numbers as gospel. For example, the percentage of 8th-grade reading proficiency more than doub…Topeka · TopekaRead Article

Alabama Caps Increases on Taxable Assessed Property Values; Kansas Legislators Couldn't Agree on Methodology - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The State of Alabama will apply a 7% annual cap on increases in taxable assessed property value this year, the result of legislation passed and signed into law last year. The Alabama law applies the cap to agricultural, commercial, and owner-occupied residential properties. The new law took effect on October 1, 2024, and Alabamians will notice the change when tax bills are sent out this October. The law has a sunset provision after three years, …Real Estate · Santa ClaraSee the Story

Education officials top annual KPERS 'millionaires' list - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Data provided by the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System shows that Kansas has 4,758 KPERS ‘millionaires’—state and local government retirees who will collect at least $1 million in pension benefits over their first 20 years of retirement. That is an increase of 380 over last year. The complete list of KPERS ‘millionaires’ can be found at KansasOpenGov.org. Education officials top the list of the 25 highest payouts, with the first five pos…Kansas City, Kansas · Kansas CityRead Article

Rep. Davids requests $3.9 million for city hall projects which Prairie Village claims no details exist - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Calling it an “evolving project,” The City of Prairie Village claims it doesn’t have more than a general breakdown of costs for the $30 million “municipal complex project,” but Democrat U.S. Rep Sharice Davids, whose district includes Prairie Village, has requested millions in federal funds for the project. Davids asked Congress for a $3.9 million appropriation “to upgrade driveways, sidewalks and curbs, underground retention, drainage pipes, fe…Prairie Village · Prairie VillageSee the Story

USDA demands Kansas improve SNAP food assistance program efficiency - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly says the state can’t afford higher SNAP costs proposed in the so-called ‘big beautiful bill’ moving through Congress, but most of the increase goes away if her administration reduces its payment error rate. The U.S. Department of Agriculture, under both the Biden and Trump Administrations, has sent letters to Kansas Governor Laura Kelly over the last two years, demanding improvements in the delivery of Supplemental Nu…Laura Kelly · TopekaRead Article

Kansas receives "F" grade on Parent Power Index - The Sentinel

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
In the three years since the Sentinel last reported on the Center for Educational Reform’s Parent Power Index, Kansas has slid more than 10 places from 34th in the nation to 45th, and from a “D” grade to an “F.” The Parent Power Index measures the extent to which each state and the District of Columbia have policies in place that put students ahead of systems.  The Parent Power Index also “values the diversity of need and condition of every fami…Topeka · TopekaRead Article

Parents Voice Concerns over School Board’s Membership Decision

Coverage: 43 sources
Parents voice concerns as school board joins organization known for conservative views, prompting debate over education policies and student support.US Supreme Court · AlaskaSee the Story

Kansas' Star Bonds Will Linger in Chiefs, Royals Stadium Talks - Kansas ...

54% Center coverage: 48 sources
The Kansas STAR bond stadium law aiming to lure the KC Chiefs or KC Royals stadiums from Missouri shows the June deadline for striking a deal is actually fake.Fake News · LenexaSee the Story

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