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Transgender Kansans and their advocates packed Statehouse committee rooms to urge lawmakers to reject proposed legislation that they say would harm LGBTQ youth.
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Polls show a majority of Kansans want lawmakers to expand Medicaid, but Republican leaders are fundamentally opposed.
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The state's highest court is considering the constitutionality of a law that prohibits impersonating an election official.
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Abortion opponents want the Kansas Legislature to increase funding for anti-abortion counseling centers, begin child support at conception and ask more questions of abortion patients.
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The Kansas Legislature will consider bills that would amend the state’s ‘born alive’ law and prevent abortion providers from purchasing liability insurance from a state fund.
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Senate Bill 328 would prevent lawmakers and lieutenant governors from holding certain executive branch jobs.
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A look at how abortion access changed in Kansas in 2023 and what could happen in 2024.
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Political groups are holding workshops for school board members and starting local chapters to rally Kansas parents and recruit candidates.
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The deal means the controversial new law won’t take immediate effect in Kansas.
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The ordinance changes will apply for this year’s primary elections, including the election period, which the city has defined as 45 days before an election and two days after.