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7 Kansas Myths Kansans Are Tired of Correcting

The Chiefs and the Royals don’t play in Kansas. Their stadiums are in Missouri. Kansans have corrected that one for years, along with other stories that don’t hold up. Here are the Kansas myths locals are tired of correcting. 1. Flatter Than a Pancake. If you think Kansas...

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Hays Post

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Several NW Kansas counties to undergo road improvements

The Kansas Department of Transportation announces approved bids for state highway construction and maintenance projects. The letting took place on Oct. 21 in Topeka. Some of the bids may include multiple projects that have been bundled based on proximity and type of work. District Three — Northwest. Gove ‑...

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Little Apple Post

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🎥Cindy Holscher updates vote count in race for Kansas governor

On Tuesday, Democrat candidate Cindy Holscher provided an update on the vote count in the race for Kansas governor.

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Seven Old Kansas Supper Clubs Where Dinner Still Feels Like A Night Out In 7

Some dinners are just meals, and some still feel like an event worth dressing up for. Across Kansas, a handful of old-school supper spots keep that spirit going with hand-cut steaks, platters of fried chicken, live music, and dining rooms that have barely changed in decades. These are the places...

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Hays Post

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Purple Alert canceled: Missing Kansas man found

WALLACE COUNTY – The Wallace County Sheriff's Office reported to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) that Dakota Langdell, 24, of Sharon Springs, was located safe Tuesday night in Nashville, Tennessee. The Statewide Purple Alert is now canceled. Thanks for your assistance during the alert. ------------------- WALLACE COUNTY –...

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The Kansas City Star

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Kansas governor race, deadly U.S. 71 crash, Leawood investigation: Top KC stories

From the too-close-to-call Kansas governor race to a deadly crash on U.S. 71 , here’s a roundup of what’s making news in the Kansas City region. These are the top stories from The Kansas City Star: Johnson County began a mandated post-election audit Monday as the Kansas governor race between Democrat Cindy Holscher and Republican Ty Masterson remains too close to call, separated by just under 8,000 votes. Kansas and Alaska are the only two states where the 2026 governor race has not yet been decided, with a Nov. 16 deadline to complete the audit. A Washington state mother and her two young sons were killed when a semitractor-trailer failed to stop for congested traffic and struck their minivan on U.S. 71 Monday afternoon as the family drove to the airport. Olga Sorbalo, 35, and sons Luis, 8, and Samir, 4, of Vancouver, Washington, were identified by relatives, and a GoFundMe raised more than $86,000 in 14 hours. President Donald Trump has nominated former Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer as ambassador to the United Arab Emirates , five months after Colyer dropped his bid for governor following Trump’s endorsement of Ty Masterson. Republican U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran congratulated Colyer and vowed

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The Daily Hodl

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Missouri and Kansas Brothers Convicted in Texas of $240,000,000 Cattle Fraud Scheme

Federal prosecutors have secured convictions against two brothers for running a $240 million cattle investment scam that defrauded thousands of investors across the country. Joshua Robert Link of Strafford, Missouri, and Jason Allen Link of Herington, Kansas, were found guilty on charges including wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering after a six-day trial […] The post Missouri and Kansas Brothers Convicted in Texas of $240,000,000 Cattle Fraud Scheme appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

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KSN News

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Kansan’s secret CIA mission declassified after 61 years

For one Kansas veteran, a classified military mission kept much of his service private for more than six decades.

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KMTV 3 News Now

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2 Kansas men killed in Iowa plane crash, sheriff's office says

The two men killed when a small airplane near Hamburg, Iowa, have been identified, per a news release from the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office.

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The Coconut Mama

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The latest Kansas Buc-ee’s timeline, straight from the general contractor

Kansas’ first Buc-ee’s has been pointing toward a spring 2027 opening, and the project’s general contractor has added more detail about what it will take to get there. Cleveland Construction…

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Wichita Eagle

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Kansas citizens-only amendment one bright spot for GOP | Opinion

Kansas voters made two very different choices on Nov. 3. The citizens-only voting amendment passed by nearly two to one. But for the U.S. Senate, Kansans picked a Democrat, ending a Republican winning streak that had held since 1932. Unofficial returns put the Democrat at roughly 51%. The amendment ran far ahead, landing near 64%. On the same ballot, Kansans chose a Democrat for Senate and overwhelmingly backed making the citizenship requirement for voting clear in the state Constitution. That pattern wasn’t confined to the redder parts of the map. In Johnson County, the Democratic Senate candidate pulled 63%, and the citizens-only amendment still passed there with 57%. Wyandotte County looked similar: the Democrat carried nearly 73%, and the amendment again cleared about 57%. Even in counties where the Democratic Senate vote was lopsided, majorities still backed the citizens-only amendment. The updated language states directly that a person is not a qualified voter unless they are a U.S. citizen, at least 18, and a resident of the proper voting area. The amendment blocks the Legislature from allowing noncitizens to vote in state or local elections unless the Constitution is amended again. Critics said the move was unnecessary, and warned it

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KSN News

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Task force launched in southwest Kansas to strengthen federal prosecutions

Under the Southwest Kansas Task Force, several assistant Finney County attorneys will work part time as special assistant U.S. attorneys.

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KSNT News

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State awards nurse $100,000 after she claims the Kansas Board of Nursing made her ‘unemployable’

One Kansas nurse is receiving a big reward from the state after she claims the Kansas Board of Nursing (KSBN) made it impossible for her to find a job during a 21-month period.

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The Kansas City Star

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Cindy Holscher isn't Laura Kelly-style moderate. How may she lead Kansas differently?

When Laura Kelly campaigned for a second term as Kansas governor in 2022, the Democratic candidate filmed an advertisement of herself walking in the middle of a street . The symbolism highlighted Kelly’s bipartisan approach as the state’s top executive, staying in the middle of the road politically to bring stability to a state that was reeling from budget issues when she arrived. “Like most Kansans, I’m not too far right or too far left,” Kelly said in the ad. “I’ve always been pretty middle of the road, and that’s how I’ve governed.” The pitch worked for Kelly in 2022, earning her a second term that seemingly catapulted her to become the most popular politician in Kansas in statewide polling . This summer, she thought another middle-of-the-road Democrat would be needed to keep the position in the hands of the political party, calling the state “extraordinarily moderate.” However, Democratic Overland Park state Sen. Cindy Holscher appears to have proved her wrong . Holscher, who styled herself as a populist and anti-establishment candidate, is expected to become the next governor after courting progressive voters and pitching herself as the best check on “extremist” Republicans in the Kansas Legislature during the primary

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10 Lost Kansas Street Corner Sights You May Remember Before They Vanished

A familiar block can change so completely that an old photograph becomes difficult to place. Kansas has lost grand hotels, theaters, storefronts, and even the everyday sight of a streetcar passing through an intersection. Some disappeared within living memory; others survive mainly in family albums and public archives. These ten...

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Kansas Reflector

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140 years later, voters may have elected second Black Kansan to hold statewide office

TOPEKA — Edward McCabe was a two-term state auditor in Kansas, making waves as the first Black Kansan to serve in a statewide office. McCabe served as a Republican until 1887, when party members forbade him from running for a third term, and that was the last time a Black Kansan served in a statewide […]

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Wichita Eagle

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What thermostat temp is best to stay warm and save money in KS this winter?

In many Kansas households, it can be a test to see how long you can go without turning on the heater. For some, the goal is to make it to Halloween. For others, it may be to make it one day longer than the year before. And then once the...

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The 11 Best Steak Houses In Kansas That Locals Swear By For 2027

One Kansas steakhouse has stayed at the same address since it opened as a supper club in the early 1940s. That’s more than 80 years of steak dinners in one spot. Another broils its filets at 1,600 degrees. A third grills its beef over an open wood fire, the old-school way.

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10 Vintage Diners In Kansas That Serve Huge Portions

One retro diner on this list hands out jukebox-style players right at the booths. Another has been cooking chicken-fried steak and hash browns since 1963. I love that these old-school spots still exist. Kansas has diners in a former train depot, on a historic downtown street, and along a lonely stretch of US-36.

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