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Elections, Kansas
Amid an investigation of possible fraud in the 2020 election, Johnson County may still destroy the ballots

The destruction of Johnson County’s 2020 general election ballots appears imminent, despite an ongoing sheriff’s investigation into the vote’s integrity and a citizen watchdog’s firm belief there was… Read More

December 12, 2023
Education, Kansas
Kansas among the states using weak teacher licensure test for reading

(The Sentinel) — A new  study  by the  National Council on Teacher Quality is casting doubts on the teacher licensure tests in many states… Read More

November 14, 2023
Elections, Kansas
Historic gains in parents’ rights are at risk in these Kansas school board elections on Tuesday

Hard-won, even historic, gains for parents’ rights are at risk in Tuesday’s Nov. 7 elections in the Lansing, Kansas, school district, warns a school board member there. Read More

November 1, 2023
Israel, Kansas
AFT-Kansas distances itself from anti-semitic statement by affiliated union at KU

(The Sentinel) — A recent story in the  Sentinel  exposing the  rabid anti-semitism  of the University of Kansas’ Graduate Teaching Assistants Coalition has prompted a response from… Read More

October 30, 2023
Education, Kansas
Health textbook with explicit sexual content pulled in Kansas City suburb

(The Sentinel) — A “health” textbook describing everything from anal sex to “rational suicide” and presenting ideas such as the “gender spectrum” as fact was heavily questioned at the Oct. Read More

October 27, 2023
Israel, Kansas
Teachers’ union at KU argues violence against Israel is necessary, as universities are rocked by pro-terror views

An affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers issued a statement Wednesday in solidarity with Hamas that encourages violence toward Israel. The Graduate Teaching Assistants Coalition at the University of… Read More

October 19, 2023
Education, Kansas
Kansas’ 2023 ACT scores drop beyond 30 year low

(The Sentinel) — A little more than a week after the Kansas Association of School Boards touted Kansas as one of only six states which did not see a decline in… Read More

October 17, 2023
Elections, Kansas
Nagging, unanswered doubts about Johnson County’s and Kansas’ election security to be aired at special legislative hearing

Thad Snider is a citizen sleuth who, you can tell by listening to, is no slouch. Yet, no one in officialdom will listen to him as he claims… Read More

September 26, 2023
Kansas
Kansas loses private sector jobs while adding government jobs

(The Sentinel) — Through the first seven months of 2023, seasonally adjusted numbers show Kansas has lost 2,700 private-sector jobs, while adding about 5,000 government jobs. According to numbers from the … Read More

August 30, 2023
Education, Kansas
Kansas City-area school district must pay $400K to family in special education dispute

(The Sentinel) — A federal court in Kansas ordered the Shawnee Mission School District (SMSD) to pay a Westwood family $400,000 for legal fees following three years’ litigation over… Read More

August 29, 2023
Kansas
Raid on small-town Kansas newspaper draws global attention, condemnation, ominous letter from attorney

Marion, Kansas officials employed “Hitler tactics” in raiding the local newspaper as if it were “a drug cartel or a street gang,” the publisher’s lawyer… Read More

August 15, 2023
Kansas
‘Totally unreasonable’: Police raid on Marion County newspaper raises First and Fourth Amendment concerns

(The Sentinel) — The Aug. 11 raid  on the newsroom of the  Marion County Record  and its publisher’s home and confiscation of computers, cell phones and other equipment is… Read More

August 15, 2023
Kansas, Sports
Kansas homeschool, private school students apply to play public school sports

(The Sentinel) — Applications for non-public school students to participate in public school activities began on Aug. 1 and so far, concerns schools would face a flood of homeschool or… Read More

August 14, 2023
Education, Kansas
Recall of Leavenworth school board member Vanessa Reid fails

(The Sentinel) — Supporters of a campaign to oust USD 453 board member Vanessa Reid failed to gather the required number of signatures on a petition to place a recall… Read More

August 4, 2023
Kansas
Audit finds rampant cybersecurity issues at Kansas agencies

(The Sentinel) — More than two years after Kansas became the No. 1 state for unemployment fraud in the nation , a new IT audit finds massive security issues… Read More

July 26, 2023
Kansas, Law Enforcement
Federal judge rules Kansas Highway Patrol vehicle search tactic unconstitutional

(The Center Square) – If you’re from a state with legalized recreational or medical marijuana and traveling through Kansas, the Fourth Amendment prohibits the Kansas Highway Patrol from searching you… Read More

July 25, 2023
Abortion, Kansas
‘Unlimited abortions’: Kansas sees record increase in abortions, as it deregulates while other states up regulations post-Roe

Kansas is becoming the abortion hub of the Midwest, with a record increase in the state’s aborted babies in 2022. And with 69% of those abortions… Read More

July 18, 2023
Gender, Kansas
ACLU, teachers’ union tell schools to ignore Women’s Bill of Rights law

(The Sentinel) — Just days before the “ Women’s Bill of Rights ” law goes into effect on July 1, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Kansas National Education… Read More

June 30, 2023
Census, Kansas
U.S. Census data details Kansas population loss

(The Sentinel) — Seventy-eight Kansas counties lost population between 2020 and 2022, with the remaining 27 posting gains, according to demographic data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The Sunflower State’s… Read More

June 27, 2023
Education, Kansas
Leavenworth school district won’t remove false claims about academic progress

(The Sentinel) — Glowing, but incorrect posts about academic progress at USD 453 Leavenworth have appeared on the school’s Facebook page, but apparently no one in leadership in the district… Read More

June 19, 2023