Insight Kansas:On unions,
By: Russell Fox There’s a mayoral election taking place in Wichita, Kansas’s largest stand-alone city, right now. Also, strikes have been declared at Spirit AeroSystems,… Login to continue reading Login…
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By: Zachary RothStates Newsroom Dems: Federal health insurance website lags in voter registration assistance A group of U.S. Senate Democrats is pressing the Biden administration… Login to continue reading Login…
Art gala to benefit inclusive playground
By Kansan Staff An art auction and gala this month will raise funds for a new inclusive playground in Newton. A new Art Gala event… Login to continue reading Login…
Declaration of Independence: A Transcription
Note: The following text is a transcription of a Stone Engraving of the parchment Declaration of Independence (the document on display in the Rotunda at… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports briefsRebels fall to Aviators
HAYSVILLE — The Haysville Aviators scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the ninth to get past the Newton Sluggin’ Rebels 7-6 Friday… Login to continue reading Login…
Opening ceremonies mark start of tournament
By Mark SchnabelNewton Kansan The 75th Newton Mexican-American Men’s Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament opened Friday with the opening ceremonies, including a performance by the Aztecas Dancers… Login to continue reading Login…
Los Bravos rallies to win Mex-Am tourney
By Mark SchnabelNewton Kansan NMAAC finishes second A longtime participant got back in the winner’s circle of the 75th Newton Mexican-American Men’s Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament… Login to continue reading Login…
Festival medallion found
In Brief The Sand Creek Summer Daze medallion hunt came to an end when Sand Creek Charlie’s Mythical Medallion was found July 1. The winning… Login to continue reading Login…
Summer wildfire threat could imperil unexpected US regions
By Allison WinterStates Newsroom WASHINGTON — In a summer of drought, smoke and haze, wildfires could flare up in unusual locations in the United States… Login to continue reading Login…
More than 75% of eighth graders in Kansas and Missouri weren’t proficient in math in 2021
By Jodi FortinoKansas News Service More than 75% of eighth grade students in Kansas and Missouri weren’t proficient in math in 2022, according to the… Login to continue reading Login…