Earl Glynn.

TOPEKA – Kansas has more than 273,000 registered voters listed as “inactive,” a record-high figure that raises fresh questions about

By law, tax-exempt 501c3 organizations can't meddle in politics. But questions are being raised about whether the self-described “non-partisan” nonprofit

As national attention focuses on violent confrontations tied to anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis, a Kansas City–area nonprofit promoting community reporting

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — States Newsroom, the nonprofit online media organization bankrolling left-biased Internet publications like The Kansas Reflector in

Recently Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab announced United Kansas met the requirements to be officially recognized as a new political party in

TOPEKA – While policies of the Biden Administration drive the President's approval ratings lower seemingly by the day and worried

An Overland Park data researcher says a striking number of registered but greatly inactive voters in Kansas provides the opportunity