Kansas lawmakers are closing in on deadlines for getting bills from one house to the other. Measures that aren’t on the move by the end of the week stand relatively little chance of passing. As Jim McLean of the KHI News Service reports, bills to expand eligibility for the state’s Medicaid program are among those likely to be left behind.
Description: 2020 has been full of change, but good things are happening in Kansas. Thanks to climate and energy advocates like you, the movement to expand clean energy and drive climate action is growing every day. The Climate + Energy Project and our supporters build resilience in Kansas through equitable clean energy solutions and climate action. While this engagement looks different this year, either through virtual meetings or 6 feet away with masks, CEP continues to bring Kansans together to ensure equitable access to everything from the energy that keeps us cool to the air we breathe. Join your friends at the Climate + Energy Project to celebrate Kansans driving the changes we need to see to secure a healthy and resilient Kansas. Tickets now available: https://bit.ly/CEPKS2020 Sponsor Information: https://bit.ly/CEPKS2020Sponsor Submitted by: Leilani Grey Climate + Energy Project
Description: A cross-cultural experience for high school students in the heart of the Midwest. FYW will inspire and mobilize young believers. Submitted by: Katie Lisle Spurgeon College at Midwestern Seminary
While we were not able to distribute our beautiful new 2020 KPR Membership Mug at the Ice Cream Social this year, we want to get them out of KPR and into your hands! KPR will be in Lawrence at the Dole Institute of Politics on October 3 from 9 a.m. to Noon to give you your mug! More information on registering for this event here.
