Governor signs bill to cap affordable housing credits
Kansas will see about 80 percent fewer affordable housing projects next year, a Lawrence builder predicted after Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2289 imposing an 8.8 million dollar cap on future affordable housing tax credits. Tony Krsnich, a developer with projects in East Lawrence and downtown, called the measure expletive as officials noted the bill’s passage and the governor’s Friday signing.
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Kansas Stadium On Time On Budget Tour Says
University of Kansas officials promise David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium construction remains on schedule and within budget. Athletic director Travis Goff summarized the update in four words: on time, on budget.
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Man allowed to withdraw guilty plea in fentanyl death case
Lawrence man Benjamin Mims 37 was allowed to withdraw his May 17 guilty plea to voluntary manslaughter and unlawful distribution of fentanyl after Judge Amy Hanley found miscommunication about his criminal history by the prosecutor and former defense attorney. He now faces a July trial.
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Just Food Sees Local Support After TEFAP Cuts
Just Food thanks Douglas County for donations exceeding $20,000 as the pantry faces roughly 30 percent less food from TEFAP due to federal cuts. The April release explained TEFAP’s role in aiding low income households and food banks.
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