October 2023 – The Kansas Constitutional

Kansas legislation to protect children to be seen in 2024 after death of Zoey Felix

Leave a Comment / Government, News, Politics / By Ian Brannan

Kansas legislation to protect children to be seen in 2024 after death of Zoey Felix After the rape and murder of 5-year-old Zoey Felix in Topeka on Monday, October 2, Mickel Cherry, a 25-year-old homeless man, was charged with child rape and capital murder by Shawnee County prosecutors. Felix had become homeless, herself, but prior …

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Economist Michael Austin speaks at the KC Metro Quarterly Town Hall in Olathe

Leave a Comment / Convention of States, Government, News / By Ian Brannan

Nearly 50 people gathered to hear economist Michael Austin speak at the KC Metro Quarterly Town Hall, hosted by Convention of States

Wichita State University’s student-run news source publishes opinion piece sympathizing with Palestinian terrorists

Leave a Comment / Foreign Affairs, Media, Opinions / By Ian Brannan

After the Hamas attacks on Israel, a lot of people began to weigh in on the issue. One person who weighed in was Salsabila Attaria, the arts and culture editor for The Sunflower,

Kansas House and Senate leaders issue joint statement in support of Israel

Leave a Comment / Government, News, Terrorism / By Ian Brannan

After initial statements regarding the Hamas attacks on Israel, Senate President Ty Masterson (R-Andover) and Speaker Dan Hawkins (R-Wichita) issued a joint statement

Pushing back against bad takes from the right regarding Juneteenth

Leave a Comment / Government, Opinions, Racial Issues / By Ian Brannan

Governor Laura Kelly announced on Tuesday, October 10 that Kansas would join 28 other states and the District of Columbia in observing Juneteenth as an official state holiday.

Learn more about the cooperatives in your community during National Co-op Month

Leave a Comment / Agriculture, News, Press Releases / By Syndication

The flurry of fall fieldwork season makes October a fitting month to recognize the cooperatives that help supply Kansas wheat producers with grain

Governor Kelly and Attorney General Kobach Condemn Attacks Against Israel

Leave a Comment / Government, News, Terrorism / By Ian Brannan

The following statement was released jointly by Governor Laura Kelly and Attorney General Kris Kobach on Monday, October 9, in response to the recent attacks against the Israeli people:

Kansas needs to end the death penalty

Leave a Comment / Criminal Justice, Government, Opinions / By Ian Brannan

There are many scary and dangerous things in this world with the government being arguably the scariest and most dangerous thing out there.

Kansas politicians on the Hamas attack on Israel

Leave a Comment / Federal Affairs, News, Terrorism / By Ian Brannan

On Saturday, October 7, Israel was attacked by Hamas terrorists, finding themselves in a war. Kansas politicians have weighed in on the terrorist attacks on their