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TOPEKA — Margaret Tascar would probably be in a nursing home, the 84-year-old says, if not for a state program that helps elderly people stay in their own homes.
You can get wine delivered to your home, but you can’t linger in the left lane of rural highways under state laws that take effect today. Many of the 144 bills signed into law after the 2009 legislative session become law today. Here is a sampling of the new laws.
TOPEKA — State money to treat repeat drunken driving offenders has been cut by 70 percent, even as a new law calls for the program to expand.
Gov. Mark Parkinson must make more cuts to the state budget after Kansas ended the fiscal year $126 million short of expectations.
