The drama of Kansas Senate Bill 180
Kansas Senate Bill 180, also known as the ‘Women’s Bill of Rights,’ has been hotly debated for months, proving to be one of, if not, the most controversial Kansas bill to pass in 2023. Originally, Governor Laura
June 2023
National legislation seeks to keep the food in U.S. food aid programs
Neighbors helping neighbors is a Kansas way of life – and it applies not only to combining a wheat field down the road for folks down on their luck, but also to those in need around the world. It was a Kansas farmer who first proposed the idea of
Trans man charged with battery after attempting to trip woman who expressed uneasiness over trans people in opposite sex bathrooms
A trans man has been charged with battery after attempting to trip a woman who expressed uneasiness for having trans people in opposite sex bathrooms. The battery took place on June
The growing phenomenon of detransitioners
Pride month is coming to an end, but the Federal Government has decided to use our tax dollars to produce a YouTube talk show called, ‘Summer of Pride’ (because a month is
Convention of States Kansas kicks summer off at Old Settlers Reunion in Oskaloosa
Convention of States Kansas has kicked off the summer by gathering signatures in support of an Article V Convention at Old Settlers Reunion in Oskaloosa. The event started on Thursday, June
Day 4, Kansas Harvest Wheat Report
June 22, 2023, is day 4 of the Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you by the Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas Association of Wheat Growers, Kansas Grain and Feed Association and the Kansas Cooperative Council.
White powder and the Kansas Legislature
Over the course of the past week, Kansas legislators have been dealing with the stress of being mailed white powder with cryptic letters. To date, over 100 Kansas legislators have received the suspicious letters as well as
Kansas Secretary of State releases video revealing new security feature for ballots
Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab released a video to his YouTube channel on Wednesday, June 21, going over new provisions for election ballots.
The reality of puberty blockers for youth experiencing gender dysphoria
Many trans activists claim children will “die” if they don’t get transitioned, and that the treatments are not only “safe” and “effective,” but some are also “reversable” if the child changes their mind early on.
