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Senate Tax Committee mulls constitutional amendment to limit real estate valuation increases
For the third year in a row, the Kansas State Senate is considering an amendment to the Kansas constitution that would limit the increase in real estate valuation for property tax purposes. The resolution, Senate[…]
AG finds Kansas Department of Commerce violated KORA
The Americans for Prosperity Foundation-Kansas recently won a victory when Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach found that the Kansas Department of Commerce violated the Kansas Open Record Act (KORA) by failing to turn over documents responsive to[…]
Kansas districts affected by massive PowerSchool data breach
Parents in much of the country have become accustomed to using an online platform called “PowerSchool” to keep up with their children’s grades, but that platform was recently the subject of a massive data breach,[…]
“A colossal win for women and girls across the country”: Federal judge strikes down Biden Administration’s addition of “gender identity” to Title IX protections
The U.S. Department of Education’s (DOE) attempt to add “gender identity” to the Title IX prohibition of sex discrimination has been outlawed nationwide by a federal judge in Kentucky. In State of Tennessee v Cardona,[…]