Category: Politics
Deadline Reminder: Register to Vote and Apply for Advance Mail Ballot in Kansas Presidential Primary Election
By Trish Svoboda Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab is issuing a reminder to Kansans that today, February 20th, marks the deadline to register to
No Labels Kansas Attains Official Political Party Status
By Trish Svoboda No Labels Kansas has met the statutory requirements to officially be recognized as a political party in Kansas, as announced by Kansas
Texas Judge Allows Kansas to Intervene in Anti-Abortion Lawsuit Against FD
By Trish Svoboda Amarillo U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk granted a motion on January 12, 2023, allowing Idaho, Missouri, and Kansas to intervene in a
Lawmakers Say Collaborative Effort Needed for Cybersecurity Improvements
By Trish Svoboda During a meeting on Wednesday, Kansas state legislators, along with Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Marla Luckert, had discussions about improving
Kansas Chamber Releases 2024 Legislative and Policy Agenda
By Trish Svoboda The Kansas Chamber has unveiled its 2024 Legislative and Policy Agenda, outlining priorities for the upcoming legislative session. The plan aims to
Kansas to Hold First Presidential Preference Primary Since 1992
By Quinn O’Hara As the nation prepares for the upcoming 2024 presidential election, County election offices in Kansas have begun the prep work for the
Kansas Speaks Survey Results Indicate Increasingly Progressive Ideas
By Quinn O’Hara The results of the Fall 2023 “Kansas Speaks” survey from Fort Hays State University have been published, and they paint a picture
Kansas Silver Haired Legislature Discusses Issues In Kansas
By Tim Voelker The Kansas Silver Haired Legislature met this summer to discuss issues. Mary Tate, Washington County Representative to the Kansas SHL tells us
Representative Tracey Mann Will Finish Up His Tour in North Central Kansas Next Week
United States Representative of Kansas, Tracey Mann, will be visiting several towns in North Central Kansas next week to wrap up his annual sixty county
Kansas Legislators Are Receiving Suspicious Letters with Mysterious White Powder
The Kansas Bureau of Investigations, or KBI, along with the FBI are investigating a recent series of letters containing a suspicious powder sent to lawmakers