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In Kansas, The Fairest Congressional Election Map Might Have No Lines At All
Redistricting will be a major topic for the next year, and for good reason.
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Kansas Suspends Collection Of $16 Million In Annual Fees Paid By Securities Industry
Action inspired by 2019 lawsuit challenging end-of-year fee sweeps.
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Warren Enters GOP Contest For Attorney General, Knocks ‘Never-Win' Candidates
Rival Kobach responds with endorsement from Ashcroft.
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Both Kansas And Missouri Now Have Legislation To Help Utilities Shutter Coal Power Plants
Governor Mike Parson signed into law a policy known as “securitization,” which allows utility companies to refinance debt.
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Former U.S. Sens. Dole, Roberts Endorse Schmidt In Kansas GOP Primary For Governor
Candidates Schmidt, Colyer working to secure backing of party stalwarts.
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Here's How Kansas Republicans Could Actually Make Elections More Secure
The state ranks among the lowest in the country across rankings of election security, regardless of political affiliation.
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Consumer Watchdog Wants Feds To Acknowledge Investors' Influence On Evergy Expenses
‘If these companies want to influence the future direction of Evergy, then they’ve got to do it by the book,’ says Public Citizen.
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CDC Study Finds Racial, Regional Disparities As Schools Reopened For In-Person Learning
A new study shows that racial and geographic gaps persisted as K-12 students went back to their classrooms.
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To Help Prevent Suicide, Kansas Youths Created These Messages Of Love And Reassurance
Creativity is one key to building resilience for many youths, and artistic expression helps to convey feelings and emotions that words fail.
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Paddling Through Opportunities, Challenges On One Of Kansas' Last Wild Places
Kansas River zigzags 173 miles from Junction City to KCK.
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The Declaration Of Independence Wasn't Really Complaining About King George, And 5 Other Surprising Facts For July 4th
Americans may think they know a lot about the Declaration of Independence, but many of those ideas are elitist and wrong.
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Changing Political Parties In Kansas Was Hard, But It's Easier Than Being Part Of The Big Lie
After decades of work as a Republican congressional staffer and campaign worker, I severed ties the day Donald Trump was nominated.
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C-SPAN Survey Of Presidential Leadership Adds Sparkle To Eisenhower, Truman
Ike ranks 5th, Truman at 6th and Trump belly flops to tie for 41st.
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Far More Adults Don't Want Children Than Previously Thought
It’s important to distinguish child-free individuals from those who are childless or not yet parents.
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‘We All Have To Do Better': White House Urges Locals To Boost Eviction Diversion Programs
The Biden administration says it wants to help state and local officials aid Americans on the brink of eviction.
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Kansas Supreme Court Dissent In Open Records Case Mimics Lucy Pulling Ball From Charlie Brown
Majority opinion kicks aside questions about state transparency law.
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State Tax Revenue Eclipses Kansas Projections By $758 Million In Past Fiscal Year
Corporate, individual income tax receipts soar above estimates.
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Supreme Court Upholds Arizona ‘Ballot Harvesting' Ban, In Setback For Voting Rights Law
The high court ruled Arizona’s 2016 law doesn’t violate the Voting Rights Act and it wasn’t enacted with a racially discriminatory purpose.
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Audio Astra: Black Farmers, Pools For The People, Safe Spaces
Three public radio segments, this week, document how Black folks are advocating for change and encountering significant obstacles.
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GOP Furor Over Critical Race Theory Hits College Campuses
The attempts by lawmakers to influence college curriculums undermine what makes U.S. higher education so widely regard across the globe.
