April 30, 2025

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Author: David Hicks

Property tax declines if Olathe school bond issue fails

Olathe USD 233 officials stress in their campaign materials and public statements promoting the upcoming $298.3 million school bond issue…

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APRN collaborative practice elimination clears Senate Committee

A bill permitting an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) to practice without having to pay a fee to a physician…

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Washington Post: expecting freedom is white supremacy

An opinion piece in the Washington Post last week declaring that expecting individual freedom is a “key component of white…

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Cities, counties oppose Open Records cost reforms

Representatives from Kansas local governments spoke in opposition to a measure to lower the costs they charge for fulfilling Open…

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School officials oppose Parents’ Bill of Rights, transparency

A Parents Bill of Rights guaranteeing transparency and to be informed and involved in their children’s K-12 education was the…

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Kansas school calls domestic terrorism a ‘right-wing’ issue

A 9th-Grade history assignment and discussion at Blue Valley West High School in Kansas asked students to explain “What is…

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K-12 enrollment still down, but funding keeps rising

Full-time equivalent enrollment is still about 10,000 students lower than pre-pandemic levels, but state and local funding is $840 million…

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Johns Hopkins: minimal mortality effect from Covid lockdowns

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore have concluded that lockdowns in Europe and the United States resulted in only…

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ACTA critical of KS colleges’ degree requirements, graduation

The 2020-21 edition of “What Will They Learn?” by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) is sharply critical…

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JCCC’s Bowne won’t explain his ‘equity of outcomes’ proposal

Johnson County Community College President Dr. Andy Bowne has upset some faculty members with his call for ‘equitable student outcomes.’…

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Sunflower subsidy to grow government, not help De Soto taxpayers

The city of De Soto will eventually reap millions of dollars in property taxes once the Sunflower Redevelopment subsidy is…

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