Reimbursements Under ACA Rule Benefit Kansans
About 60,000 Kansas residents will receive more than 3.6 million dollars in refunds from insurers under the Affordable Care Act. The 80-20 rule requires insurers to spend at least 80 percent of premium dollars on patient care and quality, with rebates if profits and administration exceed that share.
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City debates details of new police headquarters plan
City commissioners hear key elements of a proposed 25 million police headquarters project. A nine year quarter percent sales tax and a large site along Interstate 70 are viewed as central to the plan to be presented to voters in November. The board took no final action but held its most significant discussion to date.
Regents urge start on next year's tuition proposals now
Kansas Board of Regents members told public university leaders to begin drafting tuition proposals for the next academic year. Regents Chairman Kenny Wilk said the revenue stream is significant and school officials must consider the tuition figure early.
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