November 26, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Category: Featured

Senator Announces Plan to Push for Changes to KS Constitution

State Sen. Dennis Pyle, a Hiawatha Republican, will introduce a Constitutional amendment to prevent the Kansas Supreme Court from closing schools. The…

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JoCo Commissioners Sound off on Not Renewing County Manager’s Contract

A divided Johnson County Board of Commissioners declined to renew the contract of county manager Hannes Zacharias last week. Contract…

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New Poll: Voters Prefer Constitutional Amendment to Resolve School Funding

An overwhelming majority of Kansas voters think Kansas lawmakers should consider a constitutional amendment to end the school funding wars,…

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Kansas Unemployment Dips to Lowest Rate since 2000

Kansas’ unemployment rate dipped to a new low in October, according to preliminary estimates from the Kansas Department of Labor…

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Kansas Supreme Court Says Rape Victim Has No Claim on Truth, Overturns Rapist’s Conviction

On Friday, the Kansas Supreme Court Friday threw out the 2013 Shawnee County kidnapping conviction of an immigrant from Monaco…

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Controversy Around Scarborough Staffer Death Is Legit And Has KC Roots

On Wednesday President Donald Trump tweeted, “Will [NBC] terminate low ratings Joe Scarborough based on the ‘unsolved mystery’ that took…

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Hutch District Sitting on Large Cash Reserve Balance

The Hutchinson School District, a plaintiff in the Gannon lawsuit, is maintaining cash reserves of almost half of the district…

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NYT Editorial Board Lobbies Readers To Call Moran

The New York Times editorial board took over the paper’s @NYTOpinion Twitter handle and begged readers to call their Senators to…

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Brownback To Meet with McConnell Today

Gov. Sam Brownback will meet with U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell today, but the Governor’s Office isn’t releasing information…

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Donald Trump Jr. Headlines Kobach Fundraiser

President Donald Trump is a blue collar billionaire, according to his son, Donald Trump Jr. “He’s very much more like…

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CNN Makes False Claims in Opposing Small Business Tax Cut

It’s easy to sound convincing when you’re not constrained by the truth. Such is the case in a recent piece…

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“Air” McCaskill Fires Up Private Plane, Attempts to Hide Flights

Sen. Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat, took steps to hide the use of her family’s private plane from the public,…

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Breaking: Good Guy With Gun Drops Bad Guy With Gun at Lenexa Costco

The details remain to be sorted out, but it appears that a man wildly brandishing a gun was shot and…

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KU Now Accepting Applications for Social Justice Fellows

The University of Kansas is seeking Social Justice Fellows, the Office of Multicultural Affairs announced recently. The social justice fellows…

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Former Kansas Gov. Sebelius Unloads on Clintons

Former Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius endorsed Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in glowing terms in 2016, but Sebelius is singing…

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Wichita District Gives Superintendent $14K Raise

The Wichita Superintendent of Schools is getting a raise. The USD 259 Board of Education hired Superintendent Alicia Thompson five…

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The New Border War: Which State Can Generate the Most Fake Hate Crimes

Missouri and Kansas seem to have revived the border war, this time over which state can generate the most fake…

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More Charges Filed Against “Anti-Fascist” Bully in Missouri Manslaughter Case

An amended complaint filed Monday against alleged bully Harley Branham charges that she repeatedly called and harassed 17-year-old Kenneth Suttner,…

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Chiefs Anthem-Protestor Peters Wants To Pow-Wow With Prez

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback and protestor-in residence Marcus Peters wants to have it out with President Donald Trump. Trump began…

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Did Garden City CC Really Throw “Muslim” Basketballer Out of College?

Garden City Community College in western Kansas is enduring an unexpected moment in the basketball sun due to the hasty…

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State Funds But School Boards Decide How Money Is Spent

Despite an influx of state aid to public schools, some districts will spend less on instruction as a percentage of their total…

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WSJ, Drudge Feature Archbishop Naumann Pick, See “Resistance to Pope’s Agenda”

The Wall Street Journal headline captures the spirit of the news, “U.S. Catholic Leaders Signal Resistance to Pope’s Agenda: Archbishop…

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Hays School District Voters Shoot Down Bond Proposal

Hays School District voters torpedoed a $78.5 million school bond issue on Tuesday, but it looks like another bond issue…

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KS State Aid Per Pupil Soars to Record High

State aid to Kansas public schools topped $4 billion last school year, a record that’s likely to be smashed this…

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