By Maria Carter
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Kansas City, MO – The Kansas Legislature has sent Governor Kathleen Sebelius a plan to eliminate the state's $200 million budget deficit.
Kansas lawmakers are considering a bill that would put the Kansas Board of Regents in charge of admissions standards at state universities.
Kansas City residents who violate the city's curbside trash pickup rules will have a fine to pay if neighbors complain.
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon wants to give more money to university extension than was in his original budget proposal.