Federal prosecutors argued in court documents filed Thursday that a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals correctly ruled last month that the government had proven its case against Dylann Roof, despite his protestations on several points.
Chris Mann launched his campaign Tuesday with a short video. He promised to focus on public safety issues, and remove partisan politics from the Attorney General’s Office.
A federal judge ordered Kansas on Wednesday to pay a total of $1.42 million to attorneys who succeeded in getting the federal courts to strike down a state law requiring new voters to show papers documenting their U.S. citizenship when registering.
A Kansas legislator accused of kicking a high school student in the testicles pleaded guilty Monday to three lesser misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and was placed on a year’s probation under a deal with the local prosecutor.
With one of the COVID-19 vaccines having been approved by the FDA, Senator Roger Marshall hopes this will drive Kansans to get vaccinated against the virus.
Senator Jerry Moran and his colleagues have called on the Biden Administration for a hasty evacuation of Afghan SIV applicants that are threatened by the Taliban takeover.
A legal fight over D&E abortions in Texas has highlighted the importance of the Value Them Both Amendment, an amendment to remove the right to an abortion from the Kansas Constitution, according to Attorney General Derek Schmidt.
Top Republican legislators in Kansas are accusing Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s administration of illegally spending at least $86 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds by not getting their approval first.
A Democrat who has announced that he’s stepping down from the Kansas House will serve as state policy director for a national group that defends the rights of atheists and fights to keep religion out of government.
At the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association’s annual meeting, Pompeo and his wife, Susan, were the main guests. A topic on the minds of may was the reaction from the 70th secretary of state on Afghanistan.
Kansas Senators have helped to pass an amendment to the new trillion-dollar budget resolution that ensures migrants are not brought further into the country if they have not tested negative for COVID-19.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. is putting his foot down on a vote that will ban the transportation of migrants who have not yet received a negative COVID test.
Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff and U.S. Dept. of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona are in Topeka today to tour the COVID vaccine clinic at Topeka High School.
A Republican Party official in Wichita is accusing her county’s GOP chairman of breaking state law by preventing her from voting on filling a Kansas House vacancy.
Senator Roger Marshall has asked the Department of Justice to launch a formal investigation into allegations that ESPN is working to manipulate a conference trade.
Partisan bickering among Kansas legislators over redistricting has intensified even before their first public hearings on how to redraw the state’s political boundaries.
Sen. Marshall has called for the details of the new bipartisan infrastructure package, including how it will be paid for before senators can cast their final votes.
Kansas state Rep. Ron Howard, a conservative Wichita Republican who cast a crucial vote this spring to enact state income tax cuts, has died, the House speaker’s office said. He was 67.
There may be more excitement for presidential, congressional, or governor races, but the decisions that affect people’s daily lives are based on the elections from this summer and November.
The chairman of the Kansas House Redistricting Committee is running for reelection to his legislative seat next year after considering a run for Congress.
