MANHATTAN — The farmers and ranchers of the state’s leading agriculture advocacy organization today announced their endorsements of incumbent Rep. Tracey Mann in Kansas’ 1st District. The […]
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KBI investigating shooting of Ulysses man by sheriff’s deputies
HASKELL COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Sunday morning in Haskell County according to a KBI […]
State assessments show promise of “Brown v. Board” still unfulfilled
The 70th anniversary of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court decision outlawing state-sanctioned segregation in schools will be commemorated this year. The Brown v. Board of […]
Bogus pastor, repeat sex offender arrested again for sex crimes
KINCAID – A repeat sex offender fraudulently claiming to be a pastor who operated a non-profit ministry for prison inmates which he claimed garnered 10,000 […]
45 GOP Senators move to block Biden move to force federal gun sales licenses
Forty-five Republican U.S. senators filed a Congressional Review Act resolution to block a Biden administration Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives rule from being […]
Murder of Mound Valley couple still unsolved, Governor offers $5,000 reward
LABETTE COUNTY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Labette County Sheriff’s Office have been investigating the murders of 39-year-old Jason M. Bakken and […]
New study: Sex change patients 12x more likely to attempt suicide
On the heels of a failed override of Laura Kelly’s veto last month of a bIll that would have outlawed sex change surgeries on gender […]
Why does Sharice Davids love Hamas?
As controversy continues to burn in the United States over the radicalized minority of Americans supporting Hamas and Palestine in the war against Israel and […]
NFL coddles wife beaters & drunk drivers, but hammers faith, family & values
Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was disavowed by the NFL for comments in a Benedictine College graduation speech exalting the beneft of traditional mens and women’s […]
City of Merriam disses cops, drops LEO flag from exhibit
Waves of sorrow and fury have followed Merriam City Council’s 6-2 vote to remove Thin Blue Line flags honoring fallen police officers from the city’s […]