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Could Kansans start using gold as currency? Several legislators back bill

Kansas legislators are considering a bill that would strip taxes on gold when used as a means of exchange and establish a statewide depository.

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Schools, birth certificates: Kris Kobach s expanding fight against trans rights in Kansas

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach wants school districts to out transgender and nonbinary students to their parents.

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It is clear they are building a dynasty : Kansas governor declares Red Friday ahead of Super Bowl

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Governor Laura Kelly has declared Friday to be a special day for honoring the Kansas City Chiefs. On Feb. 9, Kelly announced ‘Red Friday’ would be in effect to help hype Kansans up before the Chiefs Super Bowl appearance at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 11, according to a press release from the […]

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Here s why a Kansas Republican sponsored an abortion ban bill knowing it won t become law

Kansans for Life, which is not backing the abortion ban bill, said the bill from Students for Life Action has "zero chance at becoming law."

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Kansas courts needed at least $2 6M to recover from cyberattack

The Kansas court system needs at least $2.6 million in additional funds to recover from an October cyberattack that prevented the electronic filing of documents.

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