December 23, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Tag: Kansas

Why Did Tax Cuts Work In NC, IN, and TN But Not in Kansas?

The question that Kansas Policy Institute President Dave Trabert raises in his new book, “What Was Really the Matter with…

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Local Maoists Prep For Armed Conflict, Now “Red Guards” KC

No sooner does the Sentinel run a piece on the Maoists known as the “Kansas City Revolutionary Collective” than the…

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2 Docs, 2 Pastors, 2 CEOs, 1 Sheriff Included in Diverse 2018 Leadership Kansas Class

The Kansas Chamber of Commerce does not list the age, race, sex, religion, or ethnicity of the 40 members of…

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KU IOA Office Reports 5 Times as Many Sexual Assaults as Campus Police

There is a huge disparity in the way KU’s office of Institutional Opportunity and Access (IOA) reports sexual assaults, and…

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KU Crime Down 13 Percent, No Weapons Violations in Year One of Campus Carry

It would be rash to credit a 13 percent annual drop in crime at the University of Kansas to six…

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ICE Arrests 20 “Criminal Aliens and Immigration Fugitives” in Metro KC, Media Mum

Federal officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) arrested 20 “criminal aliens and immigration violators” on both sides of…

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Kansas Union Prez Calls New Koch-Funded School “Living Laboratory of Elitism”

Leave it to United Teachers of Wichita president Steve Wentz to put a frog in the punch bowl of the…

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For New Shawnee Mission Super, Salary Is Sweet, Perks Are Sweeter

Parents who once urged their children to go to med school or law school may be redirecting them towards the…

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Huh? Manhattan Named “Most Boring” City in Kansas, 2nd “Most Livable” City in America

It has been a roller coaster of a month for those Manhattan town boosters who take seriously national publications that…

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Benedictine College Honors 50th Anniversary of “Humanae Vitae”

To those not paying attention, it may not seem newsworthy that a Catholic college would honor a papal encyclical, but…

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Lawrence City Commission Nixes Citizen Demand to Limit Free Speech

Seemingly untroubled by a planned “flag-dragging march” in downtown Lawrence, certain Lawrence citizens were offended by the “Defend our Flag”…

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Kansas Senate Committee Advances “Campus Free Speech Protection Act”

On a voice vote Monday the Federal and State Affairs Committee of the Kansas Senate passed out of committee a…

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That Was Quick: KU Student Senate Defunds ‘Multicultural Student Government’

For a student body president to dismantle a funded entity on a college campus with the intimidating name “Multicultural Student…

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Colyer’s Position on Medicaid Expansion Veto Unclear

Gov. Jeff Colyer won’t say whether he’ll veto Medicaid expansion, but he may have a choice to make on the…

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KS, MO Earn Below Average Marks in Education Week Survey

Kansas and Missouri receive barely passing grades for their K-12 education performance, according to Education Week’s 22nd annual Quality Counts…

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Yoder, Missouri Congressmen Break with Party on Budget Deal

Congressman Kevin Yoder of Kansas and Congressmen Billy Long and Jason Smith of Missouri broke with the Republican Party, casting…

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KU’s Multicultural Student Government Manages to “Impeach” First President in “Messy” Procedure

The government of the United States of America was in business for nearly 80 years before it managed to impeach…

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Top Kansas Google News Story Features Former Google Exec’s Run (Maybe) for Kobach Job

At least once a day Google News shuffles its line-up of stories relevant to a given state and, through its…

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Kansas Gubernatorial Giving Map Defies Expectations

The Wichita Eagle has compiled a complicated, interactive map showing who is giving to whom in the Kansas governor’s race,…

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CIS: Kansas Tax System Rewards Cheating by Illegal Aliens and Their Employers

The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) has discovered a glaring loophole in the way the State of Kansas collects taxes.…

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Kansas High Schoolers About to Get Famous on A&E’s 11-Part “Undercover High”

Tuesday, January 16, marks the debut of an 11-part series on A&E called “Undercover High.” The series follows seven twenty-somethings…

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K-State Research Associate Charged With Attempted Murder in Cop Shooting, Media Mum

Something seems to have gone badly wrong in the life of 38-year-old Kansas State research associate Mark Harrison. On Friday…

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Inbound, Outbound State Migration Suggest Americans Value Economic Freedom

Americans often relocate to states with robust labor markets and economic growth, according to analysis by the American Enterprise Institute.…

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Firefighter Flames Mayor Holland as KCK Conflict Heats Up

KCK firefighter Chris Wing took to Facebook to express his anger at Unified Government Mayor Chris Holland in a fashion…

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