July 30, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Category: News

KC Star Misfires Opening Salvo on Colyer, KanCare

The Kansas City Star fired its opening shots across the bow of the USS Jeff Colyer. In a story that…

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KC Star Headline Misleads on Kobach

A woman is suing, because she believes she was wrongly terminated from the Kansas Secretary of State’s Office. Kansas Secretary…

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“I Stand With Maria”: Dems Rally Around Senator Who Wants Trump Assassinated

Those Democrats from Missouri or elsewhere who wish to support Maria Chappelle-Nadal, the St. Louis-area senator who famously wrote, “I…

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Below Normal Temp Streak Ends at 26 Days, Outlook Dicey for Eclipse

In what may well be the most underreported weather story of recent years, Kansas City enjoyed a streak of 26…

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Few Americans Want Monuments Removed

Despite repeated calls from media, official action, and protests to remove monuments across the country, the American people aren’t so…

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Brownback Announces Corrections Pay Increase

Kansas is giving state prison guards a raise. Gov. Sam Brownback today announced plans to increase pay for uniformed Kansas…

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Breaking: Missouri State Senator Says, “I Hope Trump Is Assassinated”

The St. Louis Post Dispatch is reporting that Missouri state Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, a Democrat from University City, posted a…

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New Poll Shows Support for Single Terminal, But One Question Is Missing

After months of relentless propaganda from all corners in support of a new single terminal at KCI, the engineering firm…

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Huelskamp: Should Gore Demand a Recount?

Tim Huelskamp moved from Kansas to helm Chicago-based think tank, the Heartland Institute a few months ago. Recently, the former…

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Homeschoolers Save Kansas $145 Million

Homeschooling saved Kansas taxpayers about $145 million last year, according to analysis by Intellectual Takeout. The Minnesota-based think tank multiplied…

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Clay Chastain Slams “Sick Relationship” Between Star and City Hall

Although the Sentinel did not endorse Clay Chastain’s tax proposal on the August Kansas City ballot–it has openly criticized the…

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19 Straight Days of Below Normal Temps in KC, At Least 14 More Projected

The below normal streak began on July 26 when Kansas City recorded a high temperature of 84 degrees, 6 degrees…

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Kansas Republican Party, Governor’s Office in Transition

It’s a waiting game in the Kansas Capitol, according to Clay Barker, former executive director of the Kansas Republican Party.…

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Kansas State Dems, GOP Finance Reports Reveal Few Small Donors

Nationally, Democrats may have a fundraising crisis. That’s according to Michael Whitney, a former Bernie Sanders fundraiser, writing in Politico.…

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OP Planned Parenthood in Trouble for Underage Abortion, About Time

Dr. Allen Palmer, a contract Planned Parenthood abortionist, told the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts that he relied on…

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Defeated Dem Gubernatorial Candidate Paul Davis to Declare for Kansas Second District

The last time Lawrence attorney Paul Davis ran for elected office he broke a lot of his supporters’ hearts and…

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Interactive Tax Calculator Shows Effects of Tax Increase

An interactive tax calculator on the Kansas Department of Revenue’s website shows visitors how much more they can expect to…

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Rudderless KCK Community College Rewards Employees With Average 11% Raise

For all the talk of a cash starved public education establishment in Kansas, somehow the leadership of Kansas City, Kansas…

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Media Nearly Mum as Republicans Sweep Open Missouri Seats

Republicans won both open seats in the Missouri legislature in Tuesday’s special election. Voters elected Rep. Sandy Crawford from Buffalo,…

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Nation’s Biggest Newspaper Group Acquires Topeka Capital-Journal

The Topeka Capital-Journal is the latest Kansas newspaper in GateHouse Media’s publication portfolio. New Media Investment Group, the publicly-traded holding…

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Kansas Small Businesses Optimistic, But Not Hiring

Kansas business owners are optimistic, but that’s not translating into new jobs, the Wichita Eagle reports. A national survey of small…

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KC Voters Stun Streetcar Boosters, Reject Streetcar Expansion

Without even a formal campaign to check the City of Kansas City’s relentless effort to extend its dubious streetcar system…

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Frontenac School Board Plays Musical Chairs; Circumvents Election

Frontenac School Board President Mike Bitner resigned his seat in one meeting only to be re-appointed into a vacant seat…

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Hand Over More Taxpayer Money for St. Louis Trolley or Else

St. Louis County taxpayers forked over $3 million for a public transportation project, but now Loop Trolley officials seeks another half million.…

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