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
In a joint Economic Committee Hearing, U.S. Rep. for Kansas’s 4th District Ron Estes (R), spoke on the U.S. debt ceiling crisis. In the meeting, which took place on Wednesday, May 17, 2023, he took shots at President Joe
A press release from the office of the Kansas Governor was released on Thursday, May 18, announcing that Governor Laura Kelly “fully funds schools for the fifth year in a row” and “protects rural schools.” According to the press release, this was done by
A ‘Gender Marker and Name Change Clinic’ was held on Wednesday, May 17, at the Lawrence Public Library in partnership with Kansas Legal Services. This was held as an “emergency informational session” on
Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 174 on May 11, 2023, decriminalizing fentanyl test strips. According to a media press release on Monday, May 15, “Decriminalizing test strips, which can detect the presence of fentanyl in other substances, will help
On Mother’s Day, the Kansas African American Affairs Commission (KAAAC) released a statement on their Facebook page regarding the holiday that was met with much controversy.
Stoicism has been touted as a trait of “toxic masculinity” within the last few years by those who tend to be more “woke,” and while I’m not here to reject the idea that “toxic masculinity” exists, I do reject the version that those who are “woke” have
