Kansans split over impeachment bill targeting the judiciary
Justices mull a bill that would define impeachment grounds, drawing criticism that it violates separation of powers and targets the judiciary. Critics note the House holds impeachment power while the Senate acts as a check. A recent poll shows Kansans rate the Supreme Court higher than the Legislature and Governor Brownback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Pedro Irogonerary
Holmes
Irogeneriary
Supreme Court
State
Sam Brownback
Trump campaign tests in Kansas and Missouri caucuses
Kansas Republicans prepare for caucuses while Missouri GOP voters head to the March 15 primary. Trump remains the front runner yet struggles with visibility in Kansas, having no major appearances or airtime there, and polls show Cruz second in Kansas with some support in Missouri. Analysts note caucus discipline favors organized voters and that the race may extend beyond Kansas and Missouri into Super Tuesday states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Sciolaro
Donald Trump
Sciolaro
Kansas
Missouri
Trump
Kris Kobach
Kansas City
Wichita
Hillary Clinton
Ted Cruz
Johnson County
Marco Rubio
Marvin Overby
University of Missouri
Cruz
the Star
Overland Park
Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Ina
Robert Hutchison
Kan
Rubio
Fox News
Mitt Romney
Sunflower
Michigan
Mississippi
Idaho
Hawaii
Ohio
Florida
Illinois
North Carolina
Kimberlee Hutchison
Robert
Easter Egg GeoHunt engages community via maps and QR forms
The GIS department launches a virtual Easter egg hunt running through Easter March 27. Participants print a map or scan a QR code to submit egg IDs, names, ages, and comments. Digital forms let hunters upload photos for a Facebook post and create a results map showing found eggs by age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
GIS
Finney County Gis
Shrimplin
Youtube
Sanders rally in Kansas frames war, justice and pay gaps
Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders drew Kansans to a Douglas County rally to frame his critique of the rigged economy, war costs, and criminal justice disparities. He pressed for pay equity, end of discrimination, and unity with women, while supporters cited a political upheaval to reform the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Sanders
Iraq
Wall Street
U.S
United States of America
Kansas
Vermont
Nevin Godfrey
Lawrence
Bob Marley
Democratic Party
Molly
John Lennon
Christa Ippel
Kimberly
Allyson
Andy
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Samantha Yoskowitz
Fort Riley
Jonathan Duncan
University of Kansas
Duncan
Bern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Mulled
The
Star
New York
City Club of
Chicago
Beth Tedrow
GCCC
Garden City
Ruiu
Oval War
St. Patricks
Te EY
Ea Pd
Kent
Ree Tan
American Legion
S. Main
Somauma Ace
Ameeran
Donna Hernandez
Eagles Lodge