Latest license plate design rescinded, public input process to be established
Just six days after the new Kansas license plate design was revealed, Democratic Governor Laura Kelly has announced that the Kansas Department of
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New Kansas license plate stirs up controversy
A new controversy in Kansas arose on Wednesday, after the above example of the new Kansas license plate design was revealed.
Baking with Heart — Home Baking Association Celebrates 100 Years, Careers of Charlene Patton and Sharon Davis
If baking is a work of the heart, then Charlene Patton and Sharon Davis have been the heartbeat of the Home Baking Association (HBA) for more than two decades.
Lawrence receives second Federal Lawsuit for alleged Freedom of Speech violations within days of first lawsuit
Completely unrelated to the federal lawsuit for alleged First Amendment violations that were filed on Sunday, November 12 by Dr. Justin Spiehs, the
Federal lawsuit filed against Lawrence City Commission, others for alleged First Amendment violations
A federal lawsuit was filed on Sunday, November 12, by Dr. Justin Spiehs who claims in the lawsuit that his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights have
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
Kansas legislation to protect children to be seen in 2024 after death of Zoey Felix
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
Nearly 50 people gathered to hear economist Michael Austin speak at the KC Metro Quarterly Town Hall, hosted by Convention of States
