Last week on KSNT’s Inside Kansas Politics, Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab was interviewed by Rebekah Chung. In the interview, they discuss the newly passed 2023 Election Modernization Bill, how the bill
A ceremony was held on Memorial Day at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery in remembrance of those who had fallen.
The head of an organization of Union veterans from the Civil War, the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), established Decoration Day on May 5, 1868, just three years after the Civil War had ended. This day would be a
The Kansas Black Republican Council (KBRC) demands immediate and decisive action from Kansas GOP Chairman Mike Brown, who has shown tepid responses to the shocking proposed
A couple weeks back, on May 12, NewsWeek came out with an article titled, ‘Kansas Republicans Want Black, Women Groups Kicked Off Board.’ In the article, they state,
It should come as no surprise that the most economically disastrous governor in Kansas history would torpedo a late-in-the-game round of tax cuts for Kansans who are already paying the state all-time record tribute, and watching state coffers overflow with a surplus
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly tweeted about the KC Crossover, a new professional women’s basketball team, coming to Kansas City on Saturday, May 20.
Over the weekend high schools and colleges celebrated the graduation of students across Kansas, promising them a successful career now that they have earned their degree. On Wednesday, May 17, Kansas
Created out of fear and continued out of love, Shop Kansas Farms started off as a Facebook group back on April 28, 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic by Rick McNary. Having worked in the international hunger space for years, McNary began
