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In Kansas, teachers unions should stand for retention

A bill requiring teachers union to stand for retention elections each year would be good for teachers, students, and taxpayers.

A proposed constitutional amendment would reduce, then eliminate, the sales tax on food in Kansas.

An op-ed by an advocate for more highway spending in Kansas needs context and correction.

Kansas City Star editorialist Steve Rose visits with Kansas State Senator Jim Denning.

The economic details of a semi-secret sale of bonds by the State of Kansas are worse than what’s been reported.

Actions considered by the Kansas Legislature demonstrate — again — that governments are not capable of managing defined-benefit pension plans.

The American Conservative Union has released its ratings for the 2015 Kansas Legislature.

In this excerpt from WichitaLiberty.TV: How does Tax Increment Financing (TIF) work in Kansas? Is is a good thing, or not?

Some Kansas school districts are not complying with basic transparency, even though there is a law, finds Kansas Policy Institute.

An interactive visualization of revenue and spending data for Kansas school districts.

In this excerpt from WichitaLiberty.TV: There are things simple and noncontroversial that the Kansas Legislature should do in its upcoming session.

Difficulty balancing the Kansas budget is different from, and has not caused, widespread spending cuts.