Education Frontlines: Public ignorance has a high price
Approximately one out of every 500 persons has XXY chromosomes.
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Who governs Kansas cities after those cities vote?
Today voters across Kansas will choose members of their city’s governing councils.
Fall on the Osage Trails
Mountain bike-specific trails are called singletrack.
Letters to the editorWe must deal with Lindley’s legacy
Recently I attended a forum for the BOE candidates.
Mass shootings and the hundredth monkey
Another American first.
Legislative leaders spread biased tropes about disabled Kansans in crusade against Medicaid
Recently, Kansas House Speaker Dan Hawkins and Senate President Ty Masterson were quoted as calling Gov.
Plains Folk: Plowing all the way to Denver
As I discovered what an important business was the plowing of railroad fireguards in the nineteenth century (subject of my last column), I was curious as to why railroad companies, the titans of their business generation, were so concerned about fireguards.
Kansas must do better for children in poverty
Recently, my team at Kansas Action for Children examined trends in data to see how our state’s kids and families are doing.