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Kansas lawmakers want to block costly business regulations. What about cost to taxpayers?

A bill passed by the Kansas House would block state agencies from adopting government regulations that would cost businesses more than $1 million.

Kansas Hasn't Executed Anyone in 60 Years. That May Soon Change.

State Attorney General Kris Kobach wants to amend state law so that death warrants may be obtained by district judges, instead of the Kansas Supreme Court, and wants the state to allow executions by hypoxia.

Kansas hasn't executed anyone in six decades. Kobach is preparing for that to change

The Republican state attorney general is pushing for legislation changing the execution process and authorizing a new and controversial execution method.

Week 5 of the 2024 Session - Independant Express

'If you're innocent, he'll walk you out the front gate.' Kansas attorney was one of the good guys

Nothing made Richard Ney angrier than when someone said, “I don’t know how you can defend those people.” From Melinda Henneberger: