Professor McGinnis testifies on freedom of speech during campaigns in special committee
A Special Committee on Governmental Ethics Reform, Campaign Finance Law was held on Thursday, October 5 at the Capitol. Many people provided testimony early
October 2023
OCTOBER 2023 POEM OF THE MONTH: Most Deaths Are Subtle Happenings
Most deaths are subtle happenings that leave just stones to fade, and memories from our loved ones—before their own lives—weighed.
Local school board election sees more than $200 in stolen and damaged property
Local elections are fast approaching and this has created a hostile environment for some neighbors. USD 450 Shawnee Heights School District has seen quite a lot of
The Macabre Afterlife of Kansas Outlaw Elmer McCurdy Begins
Of all the outlaws that called Kansas home there is one that may deserve our pity over anything else. I am of course talking about Elmer McCurdy a Kansas outlaw who was unlucky both in life and death.
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach releases opinion regarding election recounts
Last week, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach released an opinion regarding the procedure of election recounts. The opinion was addressing a question posed by Rep. Francis Awerkamp (R-HD 61) who asked if a
10 great memes recently shared from ‘Fire It Up Kansas’
Calling themselves a “social club,” ‘Fire It Up Kansas’ runs a Facebook page with 17K followers. According to their page, their sole focus is on “sensible marijuana law reform in the state of Kansas.”
