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NPR: How obsession with diversity killed diversity – and credibility

NPR's top news executive defended its journalism and its commitment to reflecting a diverse array of views on Tuesday after...
By David Folkenlik – National Public Radio
8 min
10Apr 2024

AFP-KS applauds final passage of Civil Asset Forfeiture Bill

Urges Governor to Sign into Law  TOPEKA, KS—Last year, Americans for Prosperity Foundation-Kansas (AFPF-KS) released an updated report analyzing civil asset forfeiture...
By Earl Watt
1 min
08Apr 2024

Kansas pedophile gets 16 life sentences

Isidro Madrid, sentenced to 16 life terms in prison for raping multiple children in Welda, Ks. A Welda, Ks., man...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
3 min
06Apr 2024

Family members suspect “lockdown” at Leavenworth as officials search for gun

Tricia Brown usually hears from her fiance a couple of times a day, but it has now been weeks since...
By Dylan Lysen – Kansas News Service
4 min
05Apr 2024

Better laws protect Kansas property owners from squatter plague

TOPEKA – Unless squatters are allowed to run roughshod over a property in Kansas for 15 years, property owners in...
By Ursula Billings
5 min
05Apr 2024

KU will be site of new $22 mil National Security Research Center

LAWRENCE – The University of Kansas at Lawrence has landed a $22 million Federal investment to develop a national security...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
2 min
04Apr 2024

Kansas rural voters among the targets of Soros, dark money influencers

Under a newly-focused spotlight shined by conservatives on the massive funding and organizational resources Progressive Democrats have laid in place...
By Earl Glynn – Watchdog Lab
5 min
04Apr 2024

Free Speech, tolerance under microscope with TurningPoint USA event in Lawrence

LAWRENCE – Traditional American values of free speech, free markets and limited government are a surprisingly tough sell today –...
By Michael Ryan – The Heartlander
4 min
03Apr 2024

Federal judge dunks Biden ruling targeting gas powered cars

PADUCAH, KY – Gasoline powered vehicles in Kansas and other states traveling fuel excise tax-funded national highways are safe from...
By Dane Hicks – The Kansas Informer
2 min
03Apr 2024

Love and War: GOP members more likely to date across party lines

Bipartisan Bae: 4-in-5 Kansas Singles Open to Cross-Party Dating. Scroll across any dating app nowadays, and you’ll spot the usual...
By Casey Richardson – Craft Agency Group
4 min
02Apr 2024