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Why do 28 “active” Kansas voters list a Wichita parking lot as their address?

A recent Kansas voter registration file revealed 81 addresses with 20 or more registered voters. One of those addresses in...
By Earl Glynn – Watchdog Lab
4 min
01Aug 2024

Schmidt endorsed by Trump; balks at Biden’s “reform” plan for Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Kansas Second District Congressional Republican front runner Derek Schmidt received the most weighty endorsement a Republican running...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
3 min
29Jul 2024

Farmland values see consistent gains in Kansas

Increases in values for various categories of farmland as an average in the state topped 60 percent in some divisions,...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
3 min
27Jul 2024

Davids’ “no” vote on House resolution endorses Kamala Harris’ “work” at the southern border

Third District Kansas Congresswoman Sharice Davids continued her career-long lock step support of Biden Administration policy Wednesday afternoon, effectively voting...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
3 min
26Jul 2024

Kansas man pleads guilty to fraud in hay sales scheme

LOGAN – A Kansas man admitted to a fraud charge last week of devising a scheme to steal from Montana...
By Greg Henderson – Drovers.com
2 min
24Jul 2024

KNEA still mum on anti-Israel measures after staff strike cancels national policy meeting

Employees of the National Education Association launched a strike against the teachers labor union that resulted in the cancellation of...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
3 min
23Jul 2024

Biden bails out on presidential race, Kansas leaders react

WASHINGTON, D.C. –Kansas politicians’ comments on Sunday’s news of President Joe Biden’s bowing out of the presidential race as predicted...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
4 min
22Jul 2024

Former reporter gets $235,000 settlement in Marion, Kansas, pressroom raid fiasco

MARION – Former Marion County record reporter Deb Gruver has received a $235,000 settlement from The City of Marion's insurance...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
2 min
20Jul 2024

We thought it was bad then: 2014 rallies protested soft border policies

As part of protests against increased illegal immigration across the southern border in 2014 during President Barack Obama’s second term,...
By Earl Glynn – Watchdog Lab
9 min
19Jul 2024
19Jul 2024