Trump Supporters Rally At Kansas Statehouse To Protest Election Certification

More than 100 people gathered outside the Statehouse in the early afternoon, many carrying flags or signs in support of the president.

On Further Review, Charles Koch’s ‘Mea Culpa’ Isn’t All That Apologetic

I didn’t want to do it, dear reader, but I did it so you wouldn’t have to. I read Charles Koch’s new book.

Kansas Distilleries Thankful To Avoid ‘Burdensome’ FDA Fee For Producing Hand Sanitizer

The FDA said it would levy a $14,060 fee after classifying distilleries as “over-the-counter monograph drug facilities.”

Moran Prepares To Defy Trump, Four Kansas GOP Lawmakers In Electoral College Drama

Kansas Democrats: Attacks on Biden a bid to disenfranchise voters

Boxes Of Sealed Papers From An Influential Anti-Immigrant Activist Have Been Stored At University For Years. So What’s In Them?

A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was sent, in 2016, to the University of Michigan to access to the sealed papers.

U.S. Capitol On Lockdown After Pro-Trump Rioters Storm Inside

A mob derailed the typically routine process of Congress certifying the presidential election results on Wednesday.

Trump Supporters Gather In Peace At Kansas Statehouse

A group of President Trump’s supporters gathered, peacefully, Wednesday afternoon in the Statehouse as violence erupted at the U.S. Capitol.

To Recover From COVID, Congress Must Return More Of Our Money To Kansas And Its Local Governments

Kansas now faces a nasty cocktail of policy choices in 2021.

Kansas Audit Questions Management Of State’s Angel-Investor Business Incentive

2021 Legislature has option of clipping wings of $6M program.

Gov. Kelly: Kansas’ Last-Place COVID-19 Inoculation Rate Misleading Due To Reporting Lag

CDC says vaccination pace in four nearby states more than twice as high.

Dozens Of GOP Lawmakers To Reject Certifying Biden As President

The final step in a turmoil-filled 2020 presidential election is set for Wednesday.

The New Junior Senator From Kansas Is Already Serving His Purpose

Let’s go ahead and thank Roger Marshall.

Toland Sworn In As Lieutenant Governor Of Kansas, But Keeping Old Job At Commerce

Appointee expected to be on ticket with Kelly for 2022 campaign.

New Treasurer Eager To Disperse Unclaimed Funds, Wants Legislature To Make Choice On KPERS

State treasurer, Lynn Rogers, searched the office’s database of abandoned bank accounts, wages, stocks and dividends.

Kansans Must Keep Up The Hard Work Of Protecting Democracy

American democracy grew on its foundation of three competing, balanced branches of government and a responsible and free press.

U.S. Officials See No Need To Secure Water For Quivira National Wildlife Refuge After Ag Deal

Voluntary solutions have fixed south-central Kansas refuge’s water impairment.

Four In Kansas’ Congressional Delegation Joining Electoral College Challenge On Trump’s Behalf

Marshall, Estes, Mann and LaTurner sound alarm about pro-Biden fraud.

Our Trips Around Kansas Gave Us A Portrait Of Decay

My husband and I are amateur photographers and enjoy long drives in hopes of getting that one great photograph.​

For A Better 2021, Follow This Famous Kansas Psychologist’s Advice And Apologize

Everybody needs to apologize.

Kansas Coronavirus Primer: Vaccine Phase Advances As Rapid-Transmission Variant Emerges

Two dozen questions and answers as COVID-19 transitions to 2021.

Blunting Spread Of COVID-19 In Kansas Capitol Key To Tackling Stalled Legislative Agenda

GOP leader says essentials are abortion, taxes and economic reboot.

Kansas Hospitals Get Relief From COVID-19. Now, They Await Post-Holiday Surge.

Medical professionals across the state say they have seen some relief from months of increasing numbers of COVID-19 patients and deaths.

Governor Gets COVID-19 Vaccine As More Doses Arrive In Kansas

KDHE reports 193 more deaths; hospitals find relief but brace for post-holiday surge.

These Four Kansas Writers Are Inspiring And Influencing America

Kansas writers are among the most relevant and influential in America this year and we need to acknowledge it.

Frustrated Kansas Legislators Eager To Junk Software System For Handling Amendments, Bills

IT chief evokes rancor by suggesting overhaul may take five-plus years.

Wichita Business, Kansas Attorney General Agree To Delay COVID-19 Lockdown Lawsuit

Pause opens door for Legislature to modify emergency management law.

Two Speeches By Prominent Kansans Sum Up 2020 In Under 3 Minutes

How does an opinion writer deliver the obligatory year-in-review piece when time stopped a third of the way through the year?

U.S. House Approves $2,000 Stimulus Checks Backed By Trump

A bill to boost the relief payments cleared the House on a vote of 275-134, with 44 Republicans joining all but two Democrats in support.

Trump’s Efforts To Overturn The Election Could Be Trouble For Lawyers Who Participated — Even In Kansas

President Trump’s efforts to overturn the election provoked a movement to hold accountable the lawyers who participated.

Racial Equity Commission Calls On Kansas Lawmakers To Ban ‘No-Knock’ Warrants

The governor’s Commission on Racial Equity and Justice first report included 60 recommendations requiring action.

How An Academic Experiment Evolved Into An Historic 44-Year Kansas Political Odyssey

Nuggets on 10 governors from longest-serving legislator in state history.

New Acting Kansas Securities Commissioner Tied To $2.3M Reading Roadmap Scandal

Dan Klucas managed DCF contracts amid audit of literacy contractor.

This Story Of A Famous Photograph, Taken At The End Of A Horrific Year, Starts And Ends In Kansas

Fifty-two years ago today, Apollo 8 splashed down in the Pacific after taking humanity’s first swing around the moon.

Kansas Nurse Sees Promise In Poor People’s Campaign Meeting With Biden Team

Poverty in Kansas might look different from how it appears in other states.

The Top 10 Unforgettable Moments Of A Tumultuous Year In D.C.

To say that 2020 has been an eventful year in the nation’s capital is an understatement.

Deaf Kansan Files Federal Lawsuit To Compel Legislature To Accommodate People With Hearing Loss

State investing $3M to boost audio, visual access to House and Senate.

Here’s To The Opinionated Kansans Who Spoke Up In 2020

We knew Kansans would have opinions.

After Financial Scandal, Kansas Foster Care Provider Holds ‘Head High’ And Focuses On Good Work

J.T. Burnley says he owes everything to Saint Francis Ministries.

New COVID-19 Reports Describe Kansas Hospitals Struggling ‘Close To The Edge’

Feedback from medical care providers through a new regional reporting system provides insight into the severity of stress on hospitals.

Gov. Kelly Gears Up For Challenging Re-Election Campaign In 2022: ‘I’m Not Done Yet’

Attorney General Schmidt waves aside question of gubernatorial run.