In an effort to provide resources to the Leavenworth, Lansing and KCK communities as we -- together -- protect our families and save lives.

We've hit the halfway mark of the 2020 session.

We're in a deadlock in the Kansas Legislature right now over two issues: the Constitutional Amendment and Medicaid Expansion.

Thanks to Senator Tom Hawk, thVeterans Home legislation was introduced in the Senate.

House Republican leadership stalls Veterans' Home legislation. Please contact House leadership to urge a fair hearing for Kansas Veterans.

We ended Week 5 with Valentine's Day, but there is a distinct lack of love in the Legislature right now.

Rep. Jeff Pittman introduced two bills today that would authorize the construction of a Veterans' Home in Northeast Kansas.

Week 4 of the 2020 session started with a Chiefs’ win in the Super Bowl and ended with a well publicized lock-down in the Kansas House.

I voted no on SCR 1613 today, and I wanted to take a moment to explain my vote, because I've heard from constituents about this amendment.

The Chiefs are World Champs and the Vince Lombardi Trophy has returned to Kansas City! Here's a quick review of Week 3 in the Legislature.

In the second week, the Legislature celebrated a rare moment that we all agree on something: the Kansas City Chiefs are AFC Champs!

On Monday, Jan. 13, the Kansas Legislature returned to Topeka for another session.

Your voice matters. Take a few moments to answer Rep. Pittman's questions about the upcoming legislative session.

Emergency declared at El Dorado Correctional Facility (EDCF) effective immediately due to critical staffing shortages

We have made a huge amount of progress towards more stable government and prioritizing our kids’ future.

We've once again had a busy week in the legislature, and among the many important topics we've covered, none was more important that the ...

I developed and sponsored House Bill 2668, which would eliminate sales taxes at community farmers' markets.

Last week was the ‘turnaround’ deadline in the 2018 Kansas Legislative session.

April 30 is the deadline for state lawyers to get their arguments into the Supreme Court with regard to ongoing education funding lawsuits.

I introduced legislation to increase Lansing Correctional worker pay and prohibit prison privatization in Kansas.