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Kansas tax revenue, May 2020
Read more: Kansas tax revenue, May 2020For May 2020, total Kansas tax revenue fell by 20 percent from last May.
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Wichita city population rises
Read more: Wichita city population risesWichita city population rose in 2019, but is still below its recent peak.
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Wichita metro population for 2019
Read more: Wichita metro population for 2019For 2019, the estimated population for the Wichita metropolitan area is up — and also down.
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Newsletter for May 22, 2020
Read more: Newsletter for May 22, 2020Here is your fresh edition of the newsletter from Voice For Liberty. This edition is dated May 22, 2020.
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Kansas jobs, April 2020
Read more: Kansas jobs, April 2020Employment fell sharply in Kansas in April 2020 as the response to the pandemic unfolded.
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Memories of William T. “Bill” Davitt
Read more: Memories of William T. “Bill” DavittFollowing are remarks prepared and presented by John Todd on the passing of Bill Davitt.
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Real personal income in states and metros
Read more: Real personal income in states and metrosWhen adjusted for regional differences, personal income in Wichita and Kansas is higher than otherwise, but growth is slow.
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Wichita presents industrial revenue bonds
Read more: Wichita presents industrial revenue bondsA presentation by the City of Wichita regarding IRBs is good as far as it goes, which is not far enough.
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State government tax collections for 2019
Read more: State government tax collections for 2019Kansas state government tax collections rose to $3,443 per person in 2019, an increase of 5.0 percent from 2018.
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Newsletter for May 4, 2020
Read more: Newsletter for May 4, 2020Here is your fresh edition of the newsletter from Voice For Liberty. This edition is dated May 4, 2020.
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Kansas tax revenue experiences effects of pandemic response
Read more: Kansas tax revenue experiences effects of pandemic responseFor April, Kansas retail sales tax collections fell by 8.2 percent from last April, and much income tax revenue is deferred to July.
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Wichita needs transparency from its agencies
Read more: Wichita needs transparency from its agenciesWhen the Wichita city council delegates spending to outside agencies such as Visit Wichita, it should insist on the same transparency requirements the city itself faces.