Welfare to Work numbers in Kansas questioned
A Kansas advocacy group says fewer families receive TANF cash aid but that only a small share leave the program due to jobs, while state officials defend HOPE Act reforms as empowering families. Data shows TANF use has fallen since 2005, with about 5,506 families in 2016, and 450 Kansans reported new employment in November.
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Kansas Supreme Court ends lengthy civil appeal carveout
The Kansas Supreme Court overturned a 38 year old precedent on civil appeals. It ruled that appeals must be timely under state law and that jurisdiction to reopen a case is not guaranteed by the state or US constitutions. The decision involved Byron Wiechman versus Mark Huddleston in a Sedgwick County negligence suit and a late appeal to reinstate the case.
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