photo by: Dmitry Martirosov/Journal-World From left to right, Shonda Anderson, director of the Kansas Office of Registered Apprenticeship, Scott Sproul, president and CEO of Northwest Kansas Economic Innovation Center, Deb Minkler, executive director …
In a stunning U-turn, President Donald Trump is reviving both of his cancelled rallies in Kansas and Iowa this Sunday, the White House confirms to the Daily Mail. 'Rallies are back on! President Trump loves his supporters, and in addition to nearly 20 …
Patrick Mahomes' investment.(Image via Getty Images) Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs’ popular quarterback, is dealing with the team’s loss against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 6 after the team remained unbeatable on the field till Week 5. While …
Ad spending on the U.S. Senate race in Kansas has exceeded $84.5 million between the two major-party candidates, creating the most expensive election in state history. Spending has exceeded the state’s previous record of $49.1 million in 2020, when U.S. …
President Donald Trump will hold campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday after briefly canceling the planned stops earlier in the week. The Republican National Committee had announced a shift to tele-rally events across nearly 20 states, citing …
Kansas farmers know competition matters, and when railroads compete, farmers get better service and better prices. When competition disappears, farmers lose. That is why I oppose the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger. I am not alone. The …
As 2026 got underway and political observers looked ahead to competitive Senate races, few gave Kansas a second glance. The conventional wisdom was that Republican Sen. Roger Marshall would cruise to re-election, simply because he represents a red state …
Both Kansas governor candidates came to speak and discuss policies rather than political attacks at a meet and greet held in Baxter Springs on Oct. 21. The Baxter Springs Chamber of Commerce organized Meet the Governor Candidates on Route 66. The event …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A young boy with autism played with brightly colored sensory toys Thursday morning in the Kansas City Immigration Court, his wide grin standing out in a room full of grim expressions. The boy sat shoulder-to-shoulder with attorneys and …
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