December 2, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Category: News

Sunday Fox News Features Gov. Eric Greitens as “Power Player” of the Week

  In a flattering three-minute feature, Chris Wallace interviews new Missouri Governor Eric Greitens. To watch, click here.

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Must Watch: Shocking KC Drive-By Shooting Video Makes National News

ABC News was among the national and international networks that showed an extraordinary dash cam video of a rolling drive-by…

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Illegal Alien Accused of Rape in UMKC Dorm

According to Fox4 KC, the federal immigration department has placed a hold on 22-year-old Juan Contreras for raping an incapacitated woman in UMKC’s…

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JCC Bomb Threat Suspect A Trump-Hating, “Fake News” Reporter

  Juan Thompson is one strange duck but not that much stranger than many on the left. Not too long…

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Breaking: Hard Left Missouri Journalist, Muslim “Revert,” Arrested for Bomb Threats Against Jewish Community Centers

Juan Thompson, 31, was arrested in St. Louis, Missouri today for his involvement in half a dozen bomb threats against Jewish community centers.…

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Kobach Opposes Business Filing Fee Hikes

Calling it “punitive,” Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach said he opposes a part of Gov. Sam Brownback’s budget plan…

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KC Firefighter Earns 232K in 2016, 100 Make More Than 107K

According to the Kansas City Star, a Kansas City, Missouri, firefighter/paramedic made $232,105 last year, $80,000 more than the fire chief Fire…

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Brownback Hints at School Choice Solution

Gov. Sam Brownback agrees with the Kansas Supreme Court, he said in a statement issued March 1. The Supreme Court…

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Breaking: Kansas Supreme Court Rules School Block Grants Are Inadequate

The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that school funding is inadequate, though justices stopped short of requiring a specific dollar amount…

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Star Concedes Double Standard on “Hate” But Confuses Hate With Terror

In an unusual editorial, especially after a week of over-the-top coverage of the Olathe shooting, the Kansas City Star editorial board conceded…

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Kansas February Revenue Numbers Shrink Shortfall

Kansas revenues beat projections for the fourth month in a row, the Kansas Department of Revenue announced March 1. The…

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Is “Ferguson Effect” Still Claiming Kansas City Lives?

On Tuesday evening, as reported by 41 KSHB, the police found a man shot to death on what locals have…

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ABC News Spotlights Wichita’s Response to Trump Speech

ABC News visited Wichita as part of its “Listening to America” series. The tour seeks to share how Americans feel…

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Hispanic Affairs Commission Page Misleads

A dead Facebook page for the Kansas Hispanic and Latino American Affairs Commission, or KHLAAC, appears to be politicking on…

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40 Days for Life Rally Begins Ash Wednesday in Overland Park

  From March 1 to April 9, there will be a 12-hour a day vigil kept daily at the Center…

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Trump Rally Scheduled March 4

Cheryl Degler hasn’t been politically active most of her life, though she recalls her mother working for Republicans when she…

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Wichita Super to Earn Double Governor’s Salary

The Wichita USD 259 Board of Education will pay its newest superintendent more than double what the Kansas Governor earns…

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The Sky Hasn’t Fallen–Top 20 Area Public Elementary Schools All in Johnson County

According to the educational ranking service, Niche, as reported by the Kansas City Business Journal, Johnson County public elementary schools,…

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Media Misleads on Moody’s Investors Service

Moody’s Investors Service warned that a Gov. Sam Brownback tax increase veto was a “credit negative.” The service didn’t downgrade…

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Missouri State Rep Calls for History of Abortion Exhibit

As reported on Missourinet, Republican state rep Mike Moon from the Springfield area wants to create a display representing the history of abortion…

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Kansas House Votes to Restore Mandated Teacher Tenure

Sandwiched between votes to override Gov. Sam Brownback’s tax increase veto and debate to expand Medicaid, it almost got lost…

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$15 Minimum Wage Goes on KC August Ballot, Kansans Hoping It Passes

If local social justice warriors have their way, minimum wage workers in Kansas City, Missouri, could see their salaries nearly…

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Montgomery County Chronicle Uses Parlor Tricks

Add the Montgomery County Chronicle to the list of agenda-driven news sources. The paper published an article, Legislature Unable to…

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Medicaid Expansion Never Says Die

The House Health and Human Services Committee tabled a bill that would expand Medicaid, and Rep. Dan Hawkins declared it…

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