How the government killed my dad
Two miles east of Fowler, Kansas, in the early hours of a September morning in 1968, drunk driver Edson Ellsbury, 50, hit the vehicle of Frank Brannan, 54, who
November 2023
The Lecompton Constitution gets adopted
There were four constitutions written in an attempt to gain statehood for Kansas. The second and most controversial of these constitutions was the
Vending machines providing Narcan, fentanyl test strips to come to Kansas
By the end of the year, Kansans will see a new kind of vending machine that will give them access to fentanyl test strips (FTS) and the opioid reversal medication, Narcan.
Pro-Lifers and Pro-Abortionists respond to blocking of “Woman’s Right to Know” Act
Being ruled as a freedom of speech violation for abortion providers and a violation to a patients’ right to an abortion, Kansas Judge Krishnan Christopher Jayaram has
