November 24, 2024

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Category: News

SMSD considers revoking mask-optional policy on Jan. 3

The Shawnee Mission school district (SMSD) has called an emergency board meeting on January 3 at 5 pm to discuss…

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Hospitalizations and deaths much lower with Omicron

A report from the BBC says the Omicron COVID variant is much milder, and very early results indicate that certainly…

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Coal power rising as administration restricts natural gas production

After years of dropping, global coal-fired electric generation has rebounded strongly in 2021. According to a report by the International…

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Gov. Kelly: parents should butt out of curriculum issues

She said it more covertly than Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe but the message is the same — Kansas Governor…

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SCOTUS to hear arguments on OSHA mandate injunction

Late last week the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals removed a stay on the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate via OSHA for…

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Eleven KS counties reject 30×30 federal land grab

Kansas counties are pushing back against President Joe Biden’s “Conserving and Restoring America the Beautiful” plan — often referred to…

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Biden, Pelosi bill would cut Kansas DSH hospital payments

Fox News reports that the Build Back Better bill passed by the House includes a provision that would cut Disproportionate…

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Huge middle-income cost hike in Biden’s childcare scheme

One of the provisions in President Biden’s Build Back Better plan professes to make childcare more affordable, but an opinion…

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Parents prove state school board wrong on CRT

“Critical Race Theory – CRT – is not taught in schools,” is the constant refrain from administrators and school boards…

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Judge blocks vaccine mandate for federal contractors in KS

A federal judge in Georgia has blocked the federal contractor vaccine mandate which would have required employees at any company…

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Rep. Patrick Penn exposes goal of critical race theory at education hearing

Rep. Patrick Penn, (R-Wichita), presented a graduate-level course on CRT, particularly focused on why it is — contrary to continued…

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K-State ducks questions about social justice contest with KNEA

K-State — Kansas State University — is refusing to answer questions about its apparent partnership with the Kansas National Education…

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Biden wants $4,500 taxpayer subsidy for union-built electric cars

President Biden’s so-called Build Back Better proposal includes a $7,500 tax credit for purchasing electric cars, but union-built electric cars…

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Schools ignore legal requirement to conduct needs assessments

State law requires local school boards to conduct annual building needs assessments of each school as part of the budget…

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Kelly admin prioritizes politics over public health, emails show

With little fanfare, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly’s administration forced out Dr. Lee Norman, who had been both the state public…

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Edgerton city spending pushes property tax higher

The City of Edgerton had a council member resign earlier this year over allegedly misleading residents about property tax increases. …

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KC Star falsely accuses Majority Leader Hawkins to protect Kelly admin

The Kansas City Star this week reaffirmed that it won’t let the truth get in the way of its support…

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KASB won’t say if they will leave National School Boards Association

Twenty-three states have now either pulled their membership to the National School Boards Association or are actively distancing themselves from…

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Kansas falls again in Economic Freedom rankings

Kansas falls from the 17th most free place in North America to the #20 slot, finds the Economic Freedom of…

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Federal court says Biden administration can’t prohibit state tax cuts

A federal court yesterday agreed with Kansas and held that an attempt by Congress and the Biden administration to prohibit…

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Edgerton councilman resigned in protest over property tax fib

Local elected officials and bureaucrats routinely fib about property tax increases, and most often, those who know that their constituents…

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Missouri electric co-op to provide wired rural broadband

The just-passed Congressional ‘infrastructure’ bill allocates $65 billion for finding rural broadband solutions, but the Osage Valley Electric Cooperative in…

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U.S. Fifth Circuit stays OSHA vaccination mandate

The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court today issued an order staying the Biden administration’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration mandate covering…

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Kelly decries federal vaccine mandate, stops short of backing lawsuit

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly came out against the federal vaccine mandate Friday morning, a day after Attorney General Derek Schmidt…

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