Join KPI for a three day seminar to the learn lessons of economic freedom. What does it mean for Kansas, the United States, and the world?
KPI will discuss what happens when freedom of all kinds is eroded, provide international parallels, and what you can do to ensure Kansas remains free and prosperous.
KPI President Dave Trabert discusses "How Much Is Too Much?" government versus private sector employment with Ingram's Magazine. In the June 2010 issue, Kansas City's Business Magazine examines the question of how much government is too much and where that growth comes from. Trabert, and other experts, provide the answers and they might surprise you.
TOPEKA, Kan. - Tuition rate increases and ticketing scandals highlighted a meeting of the Kansas Board of Regents Thursday.
Tuition rates and required student fees will climb this fall for all six Regents schools in the state after approval by the nine member board. Following a spirited discussion of the impact the tuition rate hikes would have on Kansans, all increases initially proposed last month were approved.
It Is That Time of the Year - Watchdog Coverage of 2010 Elections
As the 2010 elections heat up, look to Kansas Watchdog for the coverage you need before heading to the ballot box. Who is running for what? Why? What does that mean for you?
