KS business license laws need tweaking, study shows
By Gene Meyer | Kansas Reporter
FAIRWAY — It’s easier in Kansas.
In some ways and for some things, anyway, including getting licensed to do certain jobs, according to a national study released Tuesday.
KS school finance fight could hurt credit scores
By Gene Meyer | Kansas Reporter
FAIRWAY — Intensely debated changes to education spending may affect credit ratings for some school districts, warns a Standard & Poor’s Rating Service analyst.
Kansas could get more nuclear waste moving through the state
Missouri lawmakers may relax their state’s monitoring of radioactive-waste haulers, a move that worries some Kansans.
Read More →Congratulations: You’re part of Big Tobacco!
By Paul Soutar | KansasWatchdog
If you oppose smoking bans for any reason — property rights, individual liberty, you like smokers — you're now apparently part of Big Tobacco.
Read More →Local Kansas planning initiative has federal strings, UN roots
The Sedgwick County Commission will decide Wednesday whether to give a consortium of South Central Kansas governments and organizations broad control over community planning funded by a federal grant and based on a United Nations agenda.
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