Civil rights activists in Kansas are staffing up and engaging with local officials to prepare for a second Donald Trump presidency, the ACLU of Kansas said Friday. Executive director Micah Kubic told reporters the organization has a three-part strategy for Trump’s second term,

Republicans from Florida and Texas launched the House DOGE caucus Nov. 19, selecting more than 30 members. Ernst followed with a seven-member Senate caucus.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, the new chair of the Republican Governors Association, sees Kansas as "a prime opportunity for Republicans to be on offense."

A third Kansas Republican lawmaker is set to join a caucus supporting president-elect Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency. U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann represents Kansas’ largest congressional district,

GOP lawmakers want to alter the way state supreme court justices are selected or elected. Some conservative causes in the states, notably abortion bans, have been undermined by court rulings.

Washburn professor Bob Beatty analyzes a sampe of the landslide of political ads — funny, profane, gritty — blasted at voters this year in Kansas.

Kansas Republicans U.S. Rep. Ron Estes, pictured, and U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall have joined the caucuses supporting President-elect Trump's newly created Department of Government Efficiency. (Tim Carpe

A panel of Dole Institute of Politics experts sort out the 2024 presidential election -- Trump's attempted assassination, Biden's bailout, Harris' struggle.

In 2019, the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the Kansas Constitution protects the right to abortion, a decision that set the state up as a beacon of abortion access as other states banned the procedure after the U.S. Supreme Court ended the federal right to terminate a pregnancy three years later.

Courtesy Date of Birth / Jan. 23, 1968 Residence / Independence, Kan. Occupation / Partner at Husch Blackwell and former Kansas

Kansas voters gave Republicans bigger supermajorities in the Legislature two years after voters rejected an anti-abortion constitutional amendment.

As activists seek to curb access to books and even hold them criminally liable, librarians ask people to listen, read and engage with them.