Marshall tells national TV audience he will be on ballot for re-election
Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall told a national television audience on Sunday that he has no interest in taking a position with President Donald...
Sunday Reader: New group targets Marshall; former Kansas lawmaker loses New York race; Judicial...
Good morning everyone:
Nothing like when a trip from Kansas City to Wichita goes from about three hours to 4 1/2 hours on Interstate 35....
Kelly seeks to intervene in Justice Department lawsuit challenging Kansas in-state tuition law
Gov. Laura Kelly late Wednesday filed a motion asking a federal judge to allow her to intervene in the federal government's lawsuit challenging a...
UPDATED: Club for Growth-affiliated group launches $2 million campaign against Schmidt in governor’s race
(Updated to include total $2 million ad buy planned against Schmidt with comment from the president of the fund)
A federal political action committee largely...
Sunday Reader: Abolishing property taxes surfaces in GOP governor’s forum; New campaign polling; Sneak...
Good morning everyone:
Well, that was a week that would be best left forgotten. At the start of the week, we were hit with a...
Meat producers group reverses ads against Marshall
An outside group that bills itself as an advocate for meat producers and farmers has reversed course with ads criticizing Republican U.S. Sen. Roger...
A tale of two candidates: Big and small voting differences between Holscher, Corson
(EDS Note: Overland Park Mayor Curt Skoog was not included in this project because of his June entry into the governor's race and the...
Sunday Reader: ACA enrollment by region; Judicial confirmations and Jan. 6; ABC director set...
Good morning everyone:
Kind of a slow news week, which gave us some time to attend to our little Auggie at the vet. Won't spend...
Sunday Reader: Kansas’ uninsured young children rate soars; Abortion drug case delayed; JoCo...
Good morning everyone
Last week started with a bang and ended with a bang, but kind of ho-hum in between. We suspect the lazy, quiet...
New PAC injects nearly $3 million into Kansas race for attorney general
A federal political action committee apparently related to the Republican Attorneys General Association is prepared to spend at least $3 million on the Kansas...
