TOPEKA — A group of more than 60 Kansas attorneys is urging voters to approve a proposed constitutional amendment that...
Just a meme. This never happened. Probably... How fitting during the summer of our 250th birthday that thousands of foreign...
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a complaint Wednesday against the state of Kansas, alleging it unlawfully awards in-state tuition to illegal...
The promise of the nonprofit hospital is a simple social contract. In exchange for generous tax exemptions, these institutions are...
An ICE agent is treated for injuries dealt by an illegal immigrant in a Houston, Texas, enforcement incident/U.S. Dept. Homeland...
A public opinion survey shows that 66% of Democratic voters want a 3% assessment limit to protect them from unaffordable...
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach’s office has found that the Kansas State Board of Education (KSBE) and the Kansas State...
OLATHE — The community of Olathe is on alert after a melee Friday at a student confrontation over ICE policy,...
LAWRENCE — Students suing the Lawrence school district over its use of monitoring software are now asking a court to...
Ty Masterson leads several solid Republican choices for governor in the Aug. 4 primary. He’s the clear choice to morph...
On August 4, Kansans will have the opportunity to vote on a constitutional amendment that asks a simple question: Who...
Inspired by President Barack Obama’s sanctimonious acknowledgment last week that his humble $850 million presidential library in Chicago was built...
Discussions about balancing government budgets inevitably prompt elected officials to ask taxpayers, “What service would you cut?” Regardless of intent, that tactic implies that government spending cannot be…
Between now and the August 4 primary election, Kansans will hear familiar promises before they vote. Candidates will pledge lower taxes, better schools, safer communities, stronger healthcare, and…
A public opinion poll conducted last month shows that self-described conservatives, moderates, and liberals overwhelmingly want a constitutional limit on assessed valuations to protect them from unaffordable property…
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