The budget submitted to the Kansas Legislature by Gov. Laura Kelly on Thursday would retain more than $680 million in the treasury while investing in her top priorities and begin weaning the government off highway fund raids and an addiction to borrowing. The Democrat's blueprint presented to the House and Senate budget committees added detail to broad strokes offered by Kelly on Wednesday night in her State of the State speech. "It's going to take time for Kansas to heal from the damage inflicted over the last eight years, so we don't have a moment to lose," Kelly said...
