December 3, 2024

Keeping Media and Government Accountable.

Tag: Topeka Capital-Journal

Kansas Democratic Party Hit with Fines Following Audit

The Kansas Democratic Party will pay $19,000 in fines to the Federal Election Commission. The fines stem from an FEC…

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Top Google News Story: Murderer Sues Kansas Prisons for Imposing Christianity

Each day Google sorts through the various news stories about Kansas, and on Friday chose as top story one based…

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Sen. Caryn Tyson Joins Growing GOP Crowd for Kansas 2nd

In a remarkable bit of journalistic restraint, Jonathan Shorman of the Wichita Eagle reported the announcement by conservative Sen. Caryn…

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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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Brownback Signs Budget Bill with Line Item Vetoes

Gov. Sam Brownback line-item vetoed two provisions of a $15.6 million budget he signed into law on Sunday. It was last…

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Did Kris Kobach Underestimate the Number of Illegals Voting in Kansas?

A comprehensive report released by the think tank, Just Facts, suggests that, if anything, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach…

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Medicaid Reimbursement Payments Cost St. Francis Hospital

Medicaid expansion proponents say they’ll make another attempt to expand Obamacare in Kansas when the state legislature reconvenes for wrap…

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CAIR Chair Gives House Invocation

The state’s largest Muslim civil rights group hosted an advocacy day at the Kansas Capitol March 13. The chairman of…

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Kansas Is Stealing Oklahoma’s Teachers?

Oklahoma officials worry that the Sooner State is suffering a teacher shortage crisis. Their educators are escaping to Kansas, according…

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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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Reporter Calls Out Brownback in Series of Tweets

A brief debate on Twitter shows a Topeka Capital-Journal reporter calling out Gov. Sam Brownback and his staff about consumption…

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Cap-J Headline Confuses on Procurement Bill

The House K-12 Education Budget Committee heard testimony on a bill that would require school districts to use strategic sourcing…

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