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When ‘Real American’ William Allen White Ran For Office To Save Kansas From The KKK
Ninety-six years ago Kansas newspaper owner and editor began traveling around the state, in his words, “fighting the Ku Klux Klan.”
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ACLU Of Kansas Files Complaint For Ellis County Election Worker Over Lack Of Mask Mandate
Ellis County Clerk Deborah Maskus and the Kansas Secretary of State’s office failed to protect the health and safety of workers.
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Judge Accused Of Bigotry, Racism In Disciplinary Case Seeks Mercy From Supreme Court
William Cullins apologizes for use of profanity, declares ‘I’m not a racist’.
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Tales From Lawrence’s Ladybird Diner Can Help Save Kansas
Meg Heriford published “Ladybird, Collected,” to help fund an ongoing effort to provide free lunches during the pandemic.
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Members Of Kansas Racial Justice Panel Balk At Fraternal Order Of Police Stipulations
FOP wants to limit participants in upcoming meeting and have questions provided in advance.
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Where Kansas Fits In The Struggle For Control Of The U.S. Senate
Democrats haven’t won a U.S. Senate seat in Kansas since 1932.
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Kansas House Candidate’s Financial Link To Pittsburg Church Raises Legal Question
GOP candidate paid nearly $4,700 to Catholic church for postage costs of campaign mailers.
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Kansans Must Elect Representatives Who Will Oppose Gerrymandering
Policy choices our elected leaders enacted make it harder for our government to reflect the will of the people.
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ACLU Of Kansas Wants Ellis County Voters To Know Misprinted Ballots Will Be Counted
The county mailed about 3,800 ballots that labeled a Kansas Senate race as the U.S. Senate race before realizing the mistake.
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Prominent Kansas Lobbyist’s House Scene Of Mysterious Late-Night Brawl Between Female Guests
Victim taken to hospital, arrested but allegations of battery, prostitution hit dead end.
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Kelly, Kansas Legislators Earmark Up To $95 Million For COVID-19 Testing
Council pumps $80 million in pipeline, places $15 million in reserve.
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Laturner Renews Suspect Claim Democratic Opponent Strives To ‘Defund’ Police
Topeka raised police budget by $5 million in past four years, chief responsible for all spending decisions.
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KU Chancellor: Collaboration, Planning Key To Low Campus COVID-19 Positivity Rate
The leader of the University of Kansas credits collaboration between school administrators and local health authorities.
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, Legislators Agree To Work With Counties On Mask Mandate
Unified testing strategy to double number of tests administered by end of 2020
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Political Prognosticator Charlie Cook Puts Money On Biden, GOP On Verge Of Losing U.S. Senate
Political handicapper Charlie Cook said President Donald Trump is poised to carry Kansas by a single-digit margin.
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Kansas Will Never See Another Susan Wagle, But Someone Will Have To Take Her Place
No one can fill her shoes, but two women want her seat.
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‘Manufactured Crisis’: Mask Hater Enlists Followers To Defy Mandates At Topeka, Manhattan Businesses
The owner of a martial arts school in St. Marys claims mask mandates are a plot to test the public’s willingness to comply with government.
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Kansas Prepares To Spend $52 Million To Broaden Covid-19 Testing, Get Quicker Results
The third round of federal CARES Act aid would follow at least $34 million previously dedicated to testing people exhibiting symptoms.
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Why Kansas Politicians Of Both Parties Should Embrace The Green New Deal
U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall has argued that if his opponent, state Sen. Barbara Bollier, is elected a “radical” Green New Deal would be passed.
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FHSU Survey Finds Trump Leading In Kansas, Half Say BLM Deepens Racial Divide
A statewide poll of Kansans revealed a majority support re-election of President Donald Trump.
