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Kansas Lawmakers Predicting Long Legislative Session

Kansas Statehouse building (Photo by Dan Skinner)
Kansas Statehouse building (Photo by Dan Skinner)

We’re almost three months away from the next Kansas Legislative session and the top Republican in the senate is already predicting overtime. Reporter Amy Jeffries has that story.


 
The Kansas Supreme Court is expected to rule on a school funding lawsuit later in the fall. The ruling could mean the state will have to find hundreds of millions more to fund education.

Amy Jeffries is a reporter for KCUR Radio.
 

KCUR-FM, 89.3FM, is the flagship NPR station of the Kansas City metro area. It is part of Kansas City Public Media and part of the NPR digital network. Licensed to the University of Missouri-Kansas City and located on the UMCK campus.