If mass deportation happens in Kansas, consequences will be dire
I live in McPherson in a neighborhood of small, boxy houses, many built in 1946 for returning soldiers. It’s not an expensive neighborhood, and all kinds of people live here: old folks like me and ...
The Beacon Kansas City on MSN2d
Kansas lawmaker Chris Croft ‘so stinking excited about the possibility’ of dissolving school boards
The Kansas House majority leader wants to dissolve school boards. He’s been studying state law to find a way to do that. “We ...
Where in Kansas did Donald Trump win the biggest and lose the hardest? Check our map
The Republican presidential ticket prevailed with 57.2% of the popular vote in Kansas. Did Kamala Harris win any counties?
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Kansas foster care compliance report raises concern with ‘sleep-only’ placement of children
Kansas legislators are frustrated the latest report on foster care reform shows state missing goals set in a class-action ...
Lawrence Times1d
Kansas lawmakers want to crack down on homeless crime. Law enforcement says it won’t help
Law enforcement officials say arresting people who are unhoused for minor crimes like trespassing and vandalism will not help ...
Enid News & Eagle8d
Kansas GOP’s political muscle in general, primary elections strengthen legislative supermajorities
TOPEKA — Republican state Rep. Ken Rahjes’ appeal to voters in his rural northwest Kansas district made him the most popular legislative candidate on ballots. Rahjes, elected to the Kansas ...
Salina Post11d
Kansas Republican committees, Democratic governor’s PAC spend big on battleground races
TOPEKA — Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s PAC and the Kansas Republican Senatorial Committee have poured around a half-million ...
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Kansas City Today
Steve Kraske talks with Democrat Jason Kander, former Missouri Secretary of State, and Republican Kevin Yoder, former U.S. Congressman from Kansas, about what led Republicans to commanding ...
Joplin Globe8d
Kansas GOP’s political muscle in general, primary elections strengthens legislative supermajorities
TOPEKA, Kan. — Republican state Rep. Ken Rahjes’ appeal to voters in his rural northwest Kansas district made him the most popular legislative candidate on ballots. Rahjes, elected to the ...