Brett Stover

Despite concerns from providers and families, the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services plans to change the way disabled Kansans receive targeted case management services.

One year after the Russian cyberattack, the judiciary continues to recover and lawmakers look for ways to strengthen the Kansas government’s cybersecurity practices.

One month after a judge ruled against Aetna, the company dropped its appeal and ended its case against the Kansas Medicaid procurement process.

Lawmakers will soon have a new way of interacting with Kansans after the Legislative Coordinating Council approved a constituent relationship management software contract.

The Kansas Department of Transportation has completed a study on replacing the state’s gas tax with a road usage charge.

The Kansas Commerce Department’s hiring processes are inadequate and don’t include any criminal background checks, an audit found.

Despite Gov. Laura Kelly’s resistance to any additional cuts and Republican lawmakers’ focus on property taxes, the Kansas Chamber of Commerce is still prioritizing reducing income taxes to a single flat rate.

Wichita Rep. Ford Carr will no longer serve as ranking member on two committees, House Minority Leader Brandon Woodard announced.

California lawmakers are eager for more action on permitting reform, introducing a package that includes a bill to exempt most urban housing from environmental review.

The California Legislature passed a $11 billion supplemental budget bill, sending a Medi-Cal funding stopgap to Gov. Gavin Newsom.