‘From the Vault’ video series will help inform public of activities at Secretary of State’s office
A new video series launched on the Kansas Secretary of State’s official YouTube channel on Friday with the first two episodes already published.
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Republicans seem to really disagree with Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab
Earlier this week, Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab, a Republican, joined Soledad O’Brien on ‘Matter of Fact’ to discuss the 2024 elections.
What is the REINS Act and why did Gov. Kelly veto it?
On Friday, Democrat Gov. Laura Kelly, vetoed House Bill 2648 known as the REINS Act. Essentially, what this bill would do is make it so that lawmakers would be the ones that
Kansas House Republicans killed a marriage equality bill
Last week, the Kansas House voted on House Bill 2177, a bill that removes statutory provisions requiring marriage to be between a man and a woman.
‘The Kansas Dream’ – Rediscovered poem provides glimpse into history of Kansas prohibition
Found at the Lawrence Antique Mall, this old, stained book of poems holds the thoughts and ideas of Nathan Franklin “Frank” Horrell, along with different historical events as seen through
Wichita Police Department’s ‘Gang List’ leads to $550,000 settlement for unconstitutional violations
The City of Wichita has agreed to settle a lawsuit on Tuesday regarding the Wichita Police Department’s (WPD’s) Gang List. The class-action lawsuit, Progeny v. City of Wichita,
Judge rejects parts of free speech case against City of Lawrence, moves forward with other parts
United States District Judge Julie Robinson has ruled to grant in part and deny in part a motion to dismiss a case regarding freedom of speech. The motion for dismissal was made by the Defendants
Kansas medical cannabis advocates speak out against medical cannabis pilot program
Last week, a restrictive medical marijuana bill was introduced in the Senate to create a medical cannabis pilot program. This bill has received a lot of criticism from Kansas
Forbidding Abusive Child Transitions Act to head to Governor Kelly for likely veto
On Wednesday, Kansas lawmakers came together in both the Senate and House for a final vote to pass SB 233, the Forbidding Abusive Child Transitions Act.
