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Kansas farmers have faced significant challenges due to the Trump administration’s tariffs, which drove up equipment costs and caused crop prices to fall. The Kansas Farmer’s Union says the tariffs contributed to the closure of hundreds of farms and added stress to an already unpredictable industry.
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Kansas is among the first wave of states to attempt to pass such a law.
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The state joins 21 other states in restricting candy and soda purchases with SNAP dollars
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This is the first confirmed measles case in Kansas City since 2018. Although measles is one of the most contagious diseases, experts say there's a clear way to avoid it: vaccination.
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Senate sends $26 billion spending bill to House on tight 21-19 vote
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Ranchers mow frequently and some engage in controlled burns whenever possible, aided by the local volunteer fire department whenever possible.
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State lawmakers repealed rules allowing sex marker changes on state driver's licenses. A lawyer working with trans Oklahomans said it's a "significant blow" to their rights.
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Two transgender men from Lawrence filed a lawsuit last week to stop the new Kansas law from taking effect. Hundreds of transgender residents were told their IDs are immediately invalid and must be replaced.
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The Kansas bill is prompted by changes in federal law and the possibility of registration requirements regarding silencers and short-barreled shotguns being overturned completely.
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Kansas lawmakers are more optimistic about the chances of passing property tax relief this session. One proposal is a constitutional amendment that would cap property tax valuation changes at 3% for most properties, while another would cap spending by local governments.