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Kansas Governor Vetoes Bill Protecting Children From Transgender Surgeries
Adults must not accommodate ‘children’s fantasies’ about their gender, an expert said during a hearing on the bill.
Kansas Newspaper Sues Over Police Raids, Claims Stress Led to Co-owner’s Death
Joan Meyer died of a sudden cardiac arrest one day after the raids.
Former Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleader Dies After Giving Birth
Krystal Anderson died on March 20 after giving birth to a stillborn daughter.
Avian Flu Detected for First Time in US Cattle
Bird influenza was detected in samples of milk from cows in Kansas and Texas.
Congressman Sued After Wrongly Claiming Man Was ‘Shooter’ and ‘Illegal Alien’
Rep. Tim Burchett partially retracted his claim.
Attempt to Rein in Government Seizures in Kansas Could Have Nationwide Implications
Proposals would also raise the bar for what would be legally required to seize someone’s assets, according to state Rep. Owens.
Chinese Triads Using Massage Parlors for Human Trafficking in Kansas: Sen. Marshall
‘We now have more massage parlors than we do Starbucks coffee cafes’ in Kansas, Sen. Roger Marshall says.
Florida Man Arrested on Kansas Voter Fraud Charges After Allegedly Forging Signatures
Attorney General Kris Kobach, known for his tough stance on election integrity, has charged a Florida man with voter fraud in Kansas.
At Least 22 Shot, 1 Killed at Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl Victory Celebration
At least 22 people were injured and one killed in a shooting near the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory celebration.
Second Reporter at Kansas Newspaper Files Lawsuit Over Controversial Raids
Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn is seeking $950,000 in damages and attorney’s fees.
Kansas Congressman Calls for Probe of Chinese Company’s New Facility Near US Military Bases
The huge manufacturing plant is located within driving distance of three major military installations and the DOE’s Kansas City National Security Campus.
