The Kansas Legislature is in special session this week with hopes of passing meaningful tax reform.

 Governor Laura Kelly has vetoed several tax bills earlier this year, but House and Senate have worked together in hopes of putting together legislation Kelly would be willing to sign. Today's bill passed on a bipartisan vote. State Senator Virgil Peck says, while he thinks the bill should have gone further, it contains the major parts he wanted.

Peck says he was hoping for more relief for taxpayers, but passing this bill is better than nothing.

The bill now moves on to the State House for their consideration.