Beyond the constitutional amendment question concerning abortion rights in the state, likely the biggest issue on ballots is determining who will represent the GOP in the run to replace Derek Schmidt as Kansas Attorney General.
The Kansas Secretary of State Office confirmed on Monday that Dennis Pyle and Kathleen Garrison have submitted an independent petition for Governor and Lt. Governor of Kansas.
State Sen. Kellie Warren outpaced former Sec. of State Kris Kobach and former federal prosecutor Tony Mattivi for the top fundraising tally among GOP attorney general candidates so far in 2022.
The challenge claims that the federal government is attempting to force states and schools to follow anti-discrimination requirements that “misconstrue the law.”
The Kansas Court of Appeals has ruled that the state’s top elections official violated the state’s open records law when he had office computer software altered so that it could no longer produce data sought by a voting-rights advocate.
As the Aug. 2 primary election approaches, Kansans are seeing an increase in political signs across the state being defaced, destroyed or plucked from yards.
The ninth Summit of the Americas is underway and President Biden is calling for increased unity in tackling illegal migration and other issues facing the region.
Thursday night, Americans got a chance to learn about the last 10 months of the House select committee investigation into the January 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol.
Concerns about election bribery stemmed from an email Wilson sent to USD 489 staff, offering to buy a meal for any school where the whole staff voted in favor of a bond issue to improve schools in the district.
A bill that would ban sanctuary cities in the Sunflower State has passed the Kansas Legislature and is headed to the Governor’s desk for consideration.
Facing criticism for maintaining a presence in Russia, leadership from Koch Industries on Wednesday, March 16, issued a statement clarifying the Wichita-based international company’s position, defending its stance, and condemning Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
Inspired by a group of Canadian truck drivers who protested their country’s COVID-related mandates, a group of truckers in the U.S. made their way into Kansas Thursday night on a cross-country journey that began in Aurora, Colorado and is gradually making its way to Washington, D.C.
Kansas’s Attorney General has urged courts to reopen litigation into one of the nation’s four COVID-19 vaccine mandates currently entangled in legal battles.
