KPR opened its first full-time Statehouse Bureau in Topeka in January of 1978. Ever since, KPR's Statehouse Bureau, which is often called the KPR-Network, has provided gavel-to-gavel coverage of the legislature, executive and judicial branches of Kansas government and other stories of statewide interest. KPR is the only broadcast outlet in the state that maintains a full-time, year-round bureau at the Capitol.
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Kansas Supreme Court Says Race Wasn't Obvious Factor in New Kansas Congressional Map
Stephanie Byers, First Transgender Lawmaker in Kansas, Will Not Seek a Second Term
Kansas Constitutional Amendment: How All Registered Voters Can Cast a Ballot in August's Primary Election
Electability Among Questions as Kobach Attempts Political Comeback in Kansas Attorney General Race
With Future of Roe v. Wade in Doubt, Kansas Fight over Abortion Takes on New Urgency
Kansas Congressional Redistricting Prompts Court Debate over Partisanship Versus Democracy
What Gamblers Need to Know About Newly-Legal Sports Betting in Kansas
Kansas Thinks Maybe You're Accidentally Buying Vegetarian 'Meat,' So It Passed a Law
Kansas Sales Tax on Groceries to Drop Soon...but Won't Drop to Zero Until 2025
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