Kobach to announce governor bid plans within two months
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach said he would decide within two months whether he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2018. He noted Brownback is term limited and emphasized his seriousness about the race while rejecting other federal posts.
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Topeka mayoral race opens with first openly gay contender
Chris Schultz, an openly gay Topeka businessman and restaurant partner, filed to run for mayor as incumbent Larry Wolgast retires. Schultz prioritizes road repair, public safety, and support for working families while urging retention of creative talent and local growth amid Topeka’s evolving image. Other candidates include Michelle de la Isla, Clark Trammell, Mark Weiser, and Spencer Duncan.
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Seabury Sophomores Win State Improvised Duet Acting Title
Bishop Seabury Academy sophomores Chloe Akers and Cavan McCabe won the 2A State Improvised Duet Acting Championship at the Kansas High School Activities Association tournament held May 5 6 in Wichita. Akers also claimed the 3 2 1 State Debate Championship earlier. under coach Doug Weaver, the forensics squad finished fifth statewide.
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Records reveal life of slain Kansas boy before murder
Affidavits and search warrants released detail escalating abuse of 7 year old Adrian Jones in Kansas City Kansas. The boy died after being beaten for stealing food and was reportedly fed to pigs on the family rental property, with a closed circuit camera recording his decline.
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Lawrence Finalist for Best Food Town in Midwest Contest
Lawrence reaches national notice as Midwest Living names it one of 12 regional finalists for Greatest Midwest Food Town. Online voting runs through May 31 with a September October magazine feature to follow. Lawrence highlights Mass Street eateries and local favorites like Free State Brewery Wheatfields Bakery and The Burger Stand.
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Midwest cities host diverse dining scenes and progressive alcohol districts
Town Talk提要 Springfield Missouri touted as Ozark’s biggest city with varied cuisines from crepes to barbecue. Des Moines hosts World Food Festival with international dishes. Lincoln links a rail district permitting alcohol walking. Kansas lawmakers consider designating similar zones. Lawrence urged to vote via midwestliving.com vote.
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