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Kansas public employee unions overreact
Read more: Kansas public employee unions overreactResponse to a bill being considered in the Kansas Legislature has triggered strong reaction from public employee unions. Kansas taxpayers should take notice of this extraordinary hyperbole, and hope legislators can enact this legislation for the good of Kansas.
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Economic development in Wichita, the next step
Read more: Economic development in Wichita, the next stepCritics of the economic development policies in use by the City of Wichita are often portrayed as not being able to see and appreciate the good things these policies are producing, even though they are unfolding right before our very eyes. The difference is that some look beyond the immediate — what is seen –…
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Wichita movie theater expands product line, now selling groceries
Read more: Wichita movie theater expands product line, now selling groceriesA Wichita movie theater has started carrying a limited line of grocery items.
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Kansas legislative documents and resources
Read more: Kansas legislative documents and resourcesKansas Legislative Research Department (KLRD) has many documents that are useful in understanding state government and the legislature.
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Kansas judicial selection reform: Testimony
Read more: Kansas judicial selection reform: TestimonyThe method of judicial selection in Kansas violates basic equality among citizens, the principle of one-person, one-vote, writes Stephen Ware.
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In Sedgwick County, misplaced concern for an industry
Read more: In Sedgwick County, misplaced concern for an industryA Sedgwick County Commissioner’s concern for an industry is misplaced, partly due to mistaken beliefs in the relative composition of the Kansas economy.
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Kansas school efficiency task force report
Read more: Kansas school efficiency task force reportThe Kansas Governor’s school efficiency task force has released its recommendations.
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Kansas judicial selection: The need for reform
Read more: Kansas judicial selection: The need for reformOn an episode of the KAKE Television public affairs program “This Week in Kansas” Stephen Ware explains the problems with the method Kansas uses to select judges to its highest courts.
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Kansas parents lack power
Read more: Kansas parents lack powerCompared to other states, parents in Kansas have little power to exercise control over school decisions, according to the Center for Education Reform.
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Kansas and Texas schools, according to Kansas Democrats
Read more: Kansas and Texas schools, according to Kansas DemocratsKansas Democrats tweet about Kansas schools being better than Texas schools. Let’s look closely at their claim.