Kansas Overrides Veto, Joins Federal Tax Credit Scholarships

The Kansas Legislature has overridden Gov. Laura Kelly's veto, paving the way for Kansans to access federal tax credit scholarships starting in 2027. The move expands school choice options for low-income families, allowing dollar-for-dollar tax credits on donations to scholarship organizations. Critics warn it diverts funds from public schools amid ongoing debates in Topeka.

May 12

KC Architect Revives Heart-Shaped Forest for World Cup

May 12

Wichita's Crown Uptown Theater Cancels 2026 Show, Future in Doubt

May 12

Johnson County ATM Skimming Ring Busted: Police Arrest Suspect

Overland Park police have arrested a suspect connected to a sophisticated ATM skimming operation that targeted Kansas residents across Johnson County. Investigators discovered skimming devices and hidden cameras installed on multiple automated teller machines, potentially compromising financial accounts of dozens of victims.

May 12

Baldwin City Massage Therapist Faces Rape Charges as 8 Victims Emerge

May 12

The Algorithmic Tightrope: Personalization vs. Conformity

Are algorithms curating our experiences to enrich our lives, or are they trapping us in echo chambers that stifle growth and divide us further? Let's explore the fine line between personalized convenience and homogenized thought.

May 12

The Contentious Case of Counterpoint: Is Structured Disagreement Really Divisive?

May 12

Is the Era of Nuance Over? Point, Counterpoint, and the Missing Middle Ground

May 12

Numbers All Around: Unlocking the Fibonacci Fun in Everyday Life

May 12

Sync or Sink: Streamlining Your Brand Across Social Platforms

May 12

The Curious Case of Competing Truths: Can We All Be Right At Once?

In an age defined by opposing viewpoints, Splurge Sullivan dives into the possibility that multiple “truths” can coexist, and the potential value of embracing this complexity.

May 12