Redistricting plan sparks GOP backlash over Lawrence move
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce and state GOP blasted Republicans who backed a bipartisan map consolidating Lawrence into the 2nd District. Chair Amanda Adkins called it a calculated move to create a Democrat 2nd District, while Lynn Jenkins represents the 2nd. Chamber PAC leader Ivan Crossland said the map hurts Republicans and aids Obama’s agenda, prompting Democratic Leader Anthony Hensley to condemn the comments as out of bounds.
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Kansas law faces little review on concealed carry for the blind
Lawmakers are unlikely to debate a provision allowing blind and other physically infirm individuals to carry concealed weapons in public this session. Rep Forrest Knox pushes a separate campus carry bill, while no pending measure seeks to tighten or restore AG authority to deny licenses based on inability to safely handle a weapon. Chuck Sexson notes no broader amendments planned.
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University energy audit at KU may yield big savings
Kansas University wraps a 25 million energy savings audit begun in 2009 with ventilation upgrades in Malott and Haworth halls and lighting improvements across 40 buildings. Energy Solutions Professionals guarantees at least 2 million in savings, financed by bonds that rely on that revenue guarantee.
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Brownback Speech at KU On Human Trafficking Friday
Gov. Sam Brownback will address students and community members at the University of Kansas this Friday about human trafficking. The visit aims to raise awareness and discuss policy responses and resources available to victims and law enforcement.
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Family pushes to double highway fines after fatal crash
Grandmother of 5 year old Cainan Shutt, killed on Kansas Highway 10, urges legislators to pass Senate Bill 342 to double fines on designated safety corridors. The measure would fund enhanced enforcement and safety programs along corridors such as K-10 and US 54 through Wichita.
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