Episode

What the Kansas Legislature did — and didn't do — this session

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Kansas City Today
Published
Apr 22, 2026
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831
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Summary

Property taxes dominated the conversation in this year's Kansas legislative session — but infighting mean that lawmakers left without delivering any of their promised reforms. However, the GOP-dominated legislature managed to pass some big bills, sometimes over the veto of Gov. Laura Kelly.