There is no reason in the tax rules for this scenario to be handled differently this time. If the interest is not from an obligation of Kansas or one of its subdivisions, it should be added back on line A1 of your Schedule S (like what you’re seeing on the 2021 return).
You may have already done this, WestonT, but returning to the 1099-DIV screens (in “Wages & Income” of the federal part of TurboTax) to double-check things is step 1 here. We want to make sure that “None of these apply” is checked on the “Tell us if any of these uncommon situations apply” screen (after the actual 1099 entries), and then that the multiple-state entries are correct on the “Which state is your interest from?” screen (with no sign of Kansas there, of course).
That configuration should put the number where it goes on the Schedule S. But if it isn’t happening, it looks like an issue that can usually be fixed with a little tweaking. I would first delete that particular 1099 entry (on the “Here’s the interest we have so far” screen), then select “Add interest income” and add it back.
If that doesn’t work, you can go to “forms mode” if you’re using TurboTax Desktop (or to “delete a form” in the online software), and delete the 1099-DIV there. This is just a different way of doing it, attempting to clear out whatever data has become problematic.
@WestonT, I think I’ve answered the tax part of your question, but of course your problem isn’t solved yet — please repost with an update (ideally with news that the interest is good and you’re filing, but if not, I or someone else can resume helping you work toward a solution…).
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