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The Republican-controlled legislature sent the governor a tax cut bill that included replacing the state's three-tier personal income tax structure with a flat 5.15% rate.
April 24 -
The taxable bonds would finance a bottling and other facilities, which would be leased to a private business.
April 20 -
The growth in March tax collections reported by the states was less robust than a year earlier.
April 10 -
The bill creates an ESG Oversight Committee to compile a list of financial services providers determined to be "discriminating" against the fossil fuel, firearm, or ammunition industries.
March 28 -
Opponents warned the measures could roll back 10 years of state efforts to improve funding for the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System.
March 9 -
The rating agency said it could upgrade the state's ratings over a two-year period if recent healthy fund balances are maintained.
February 28 -
With $300 million of term bonds due in 2051 underperforming in secondary market trading, Kansas officials are eyeing a surplus revenue funded buyback plan.
February 13 -
As revenue collections climb, governors are laying out plans to reduce property, sales, and income taxes.
January 9 -
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a $92.7 million securitization for Atmos Energy. It had already approved $328 million for Kansas Gas Service.
October 14 -
Ratings for Kansas have not changed since it was downgraded three times during the prior decade due to structural budget problems in the wake of tax cuts.
October 6