To the editor:As a Kansas legislator, both in the Senate and the House, my top priority has always been the security and well-being of our citizens. Recently, there has been a proposal to create a separate state-run organization to prevent foreign nationals from purchasing land in Kansas.
For many, the election season has been grueling. Campaigns, preparing for elections and 24/7 news has ground us down.
To the editor:It is amazing to me to see how many people are willing to throw rule of law under the bus and pervert the court system because of their irrational hatred of Trump.In one case, the statute of limitations had to be revised in order to prosecute. Check Article I, section 9 of the Constitution.
To the editor: My Senate District 5 campaign has been energized by the enthusiasm and conversations with the thousands of Kansans I’ve met across the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
To the editor:An Oct. 18 letter about “real men” voting in this election was not well received among many in this community.
I don’t look for freaky things to happen, but it always seems to find me. Aside from continually managing to break small appliances, fishing rods… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
To the editor: The honor of my life has been to serve our community as a Leavenworth County commissioner. During the past five years, I… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
To the editor: As a father of two girls, including a daughter who proudly represented our state as Miss Kansas USA, I’ve seen firsthand the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
To the editor:I am a retired military veteran and know firsthand that many countries do not want what is best for Kansas and our country. I am writing to express my concern over a vote this session by Kansas state Sen.
All 105 Kansas counties saw food insecurity increase among children between 2021 and 2022, according to a statewide report from a child advocacy group.According to Kansas Action for Children, a Topeka-based nonprofit, 2022 saw the highest spike in food insecurity among children in the past decade. Kids in northeastern Kansas were particularly hard-hit because of high food costs and limited access to adequate and nutritious food in the area.