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Kansas Republican senate president announces 2026 gubernatorial bid

Audit: Faulty Free Lunch Eligibility by School Officials Cost Taxpayers at Least $38 Million - The Sentinel

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Kansas, like many states, uses the number of students receiving free lunches to determine at-risk state funding for each district, but an audit just found that taxpayers likely spent between $38 million and $53 million for students who likely were not eligible. Auditors also say the 2023-24 free lunch count in Kansas was more than double the estimated number of students the U.S. Census Bureau indicated should be eligible for a free lunch. Most s…School Lunch · Kansas See the Story

SCOTUS Upholding Transgender Youth Treatment Bans Could Have Far-Reaching Health Care Implications

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State retirement system reaches record level; officials credit strong economy

The state's retirement system ended the fiscal year with a record amount in its trust fund of about $29.4 billion, highlighted by a roughly $700 million bump in June. The new preliminary numbers were presented to the investment committee of the Kansas Public Retirement System on Thursday. The trust fund is now about $2.1 billion more than it was at this time in 2024 and $9.2 billion more than at the end of June 2020. "The growth has just been ve…Economy · Topeka Read Article

Lt. Gov. David Toland Isn’t Running for Kansas Governor — or Any Other Office

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Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's lieutenant governor, David Toland, is not running for Kansas governor — or any other elected officeTopeka · Topeka See the Story

AFP-Kansas Opposes Proposed $128 Million Evergy Rate Increase - Americans for Prosperity

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TOPEKA, KS – Americans for Prosperity–Kansas (AFP-KS) criticized a proposed a proposed $128 million energy rate increase on Tuesday by Evergy, calling the move a money grab by a state-backed energy monopoly. If approved, the rate hike would result in an overall increase of 9.6% for homeowners, 8.41% for most businesses, and 9.23% for schools and churches. AFP-KS calls on lawmakers to break the monopoly structure in Kansas’s energy market and int…Topeka · Topeka See the Story

Area Schools Say They Can't Afford Walters' Free Breakfast, Lunch Mandate

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Oklahoma’s education chief has mandated free meals for all students this school year, but some Rogers County administrators say they can’t cover the cost.School Lunch · Kansas See the Story

Governor Kelly signs bill establishing Task Kansas Water task force - Tri-County Tribune

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Governor Laura Kelly ceremonially signed Senate Substitute for House Bill 2172 last week in Hays, establishing the water program task force to create a long-term investment program for water with a dedicated revenue source. The task force will also evaluate current funding for water and the state’s water planning statutes, submitting reports detailing its findings to the governor and the Kansas Legislature in 2026 and 2027.Senate · Kansas See the Story

Beneficient Receives Nasdaq Listing Determination

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