Research conducted by the Kansas Policy Institute (KPI), the owner of The Sentinel, shows that nearly 9 out of 10 decisions on property tax appeals decided by the […]
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KFL backs Masterson-Klemp ticket in crowded GOP race for governor
WICHITA – Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson’s Republican campaign for governor picked up another major conservative endorsement today as Kansans for Life Political Action Committee […]
Kansas voter roll mush leaves record 273,000 voters “inactive” but still eligible
TOPEKA – Kansas has more than 273,000 registered voters listed as “inactive,” a record-high figure that raises fresh questions about voter-roll accuracy, county-level list maintenance […]
SEKMHC Medicaid foible a cautionary tale for other agencies, industry exec says
IOLA – The executive director of the Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas says the ill-fated financial trajectory of the Southeast Kansas Mental […]
Hype meets headwinds: Kansas megaprojects face reality check amid subsidies, slower markets
(TesMag photo) When Kansas leaders announced a $4 billion electric vehicle battery plant in De Soto in July 2022 and touted the possibility of a […]
Federal jury rules for Kansas, other states against concert ticket monopoly
TOPEKA — Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach is touting a major courtroom victory after a federal jury sided with Kansas and dozens of other states […]
Taiwan-based Apogee Power selects Liberal for U.S. battery facility as industry shifts beyond EV slowdown
LIBERAL — A Taiwan-based battery manufacturer is planting its first U.S. flag in southwest Kansas, betting on a segment of the energy market that continues […]
Kelly sides with chaos against officers; lawmakers must override veto of HB 2372
An ICE agent is treated for injuries dealt by an illegal immigrant in a Houston, Texas, enforcement incident/U.S. Dept. Homeland Security photo Kansas lawmakers made […]
Tuesday meeting offers no updates on SEKMHC staff cuts, ‘overpayment’ financial maelstrom
SEKMHC CEO Nathan Fawson testifies before a Kansas House committee in January. IOLA – A meeting of the board of trustees of the Southeast Kansas […]
Groups opposing election of judges spending big on payroll for upcoming campaign effort
A coalition of Kansas advocacy groups has begun staffing up for a political campaign aimed at defeating a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow Kansas […]