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No one is stealing* from KPERS
Read more: No one is stealing* from KPERSNo one is stealing from KPERS, the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System. But there are related problems.
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Won’t anyone develop in downtown Wichita without incentives?
Read more: Won’t anyone develop in downtown Wichita without incentives?Action the Wichita City Council will consider next week makes one wonder: If downtown Wichita is so great, why does the city have to give away so much?
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Year in Review: 2016
Read more: Year in Review: 2016Here are highlights from Voice for Liberty for 2016. Was it a good year for the principles of individual liberty, limited government, economic freedom, and free markets in Wichita and Kansas?
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In Wichita, we’ll not know how this tax money is spent
Read more: In Wichita, we’ll not know how this tax money is spentDespite claims to the contrary, the attitude of the City of Wichita towards citizens’ right to know is poor, and its attitude will likely be reaffirmed this week.
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In Wichita, converting a hotel into street repairs
Read more: In Wichita, converting a hotel into street repairsIn Wichita, it turns out we have to sell a hotel in order to fix our streets.
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State pension cronyism
Read more: State pension cronyismA new report details the way state pension funds harm workers and taxpayers through cronyism.
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The Wichita economy, according to Milken Institute
Read more: The Wichita economy, according to Milken InstituteThe performance of the Wichita-area economy, compared to other large cities, is on a downward trend.
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Kansas school employees by type
Read more: Kansas school employees by typeAn interactive visualization of trends in Kansas school employment.
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The plan to raise your taxes that can’t be found
Read more: The plan to raise your taxes that can’t be foundA coalition of Kansas advocacy groups wants to raise your taxes, but the plan is difficult to find.
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Economic development incentives at the margin
Read more: Economic development incentives at the marginThe evaluation of economic development incentives in Wichita and Kansas requires thinking at the margin, not the entirety.
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Wichita to grant property and sales tax relief
Read more: Wichita to grant property and sales tax reliefSeveral large employers in Wichita ask to avoid paying millions in taxes, which increases the cost of government for everyone else, including young companies struggling to break through.
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Gary Sherrer and Kansas Policy Institute
Read more: Gary Sherrer and Kansas Policy InstituteA former Kansas government official criticizes Kansas Policy Institute.