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Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach issues letter to force League of Women Voters in Leavenworth County to stop violating state and federal law by giving $5 gift cards to high school students who register to vote. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)

Kansas attorney general orders League of Women Voters to stop paying teens to register to vote

By Tim Carpenter - September 25, 2026

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach appears at a Sept. 14, 2026, rally by Vice President JD Vance at Webco Manufacturing in Olathe.

Kansas attorney general’s campaign amends finance report to address donation-limit controversy

By Tim Carpenter - September 25, 2026

Foster care official says Kansas should be ‘laser focused’ on Wichita’s placement crisis

By Anna Kaminski - September 25, 2026

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High-risk pregnancy doctors publish new standards for care under state abortion bans

BY Kelcie Moseley-Morris - September 25, 2026

Kansas banking regulators, Beneficient prepare for battle over cease-and-desist order

BY Tim Carpenter - September 24, 2026

BRIEF

Politicians caution federal immigration agents in southwest Kansas

BY Anna Kaminski - September 24, 2026

Millions of dollars of waste found in Trump administration push for immigration detention

BY Ariana Figueroa - September 24, 2026

Federal judge orders White House must restore press passes to 3 banned news outlets

BY Jane Norman - September 24, 2026

GOP’s ‘rubberstamp’ of Trump puts US Senate in play, Dem campaign chair says

BY Jennifer Shutt - September 23, 2026

OPINION

The cowardice of masked law enforcement: Recent Kansas immigration raids remind us why faces matter

BY Eric Thomas - September 25, 2026

Kobach’s politics of tragedy underline our nation’s immigrant crime double standard

BY Rory Bahadur - September 24, 2026

Overheated Kansas Democrats need to take an ice bath. Hamilton-Marshall race has weeks to go.

BY Clay Wirestone - September 23, 2026

Harms spread across society, enveloping Americans in pain and anger. We can find a better way.

BY Mark McCormick - September 22, 2026

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News Briefs

Kansas reports two measles cases associated with US travel

BY Morgan Chilson - September 21, 2026

Trump administration doles out $16.8M for healthcare tech in rural Kansas

BY Anna Kaminski - September 18, 2026

Advertencia en Kansas sobre el aumento de casos de rabia en murciélagos y otros animales

BY Morgan Chilson - September 16, 2026

Kansans warned about increased rabies cases in bats and other animals

BY Morgan Chilson - September 16, 2026

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Kansas Reflector Podcast

The Rev. Adam Hamilton, a Democrat, and Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall appear on the debate stage on Sept. 12, 2026, at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson.

Kansas Reflector staff recap rowdy state fair debates

Hosted BY Tim Carpenter - September 21, 2026

Kansas Republican gubernatorial candidate reflects on political journey

Hosted BY Tim Carpenter - September 14, 2026

A man sits at a table by a microphone

Kansas still has the death penalty. This former prison official wants it gone.

Hosted BY Anna Kaminski - September 7, 2026

Pharmacist Will Anderson, owner of Orchards Drug, on Aug. 27, 2026.

Kansas pharmacist explains how patients are helped by state’s new transparency law

Hosted BY Morgan Chilson - August 31, 2026

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A sign noting the acceptance of electronic benefit transfer cards for food aid is displayed at a grocery store in California. New data shows millions of Americans have lost food stamps since the passage of a major law last year. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

More Americans lose SNAP as Congress weighs food stamps’ future

BY Kevin Hardy - September 23, 2026

Former USD 106 superintendent Jeff M. Jones has been charged with 19 felonies and misdemeanors, mostly financial crimes.

Kansas school superintendent charged; community ‘resilient in working through the chaos’

BY Morgan Chilson - September 23, 2026

The basic "vote here" sign directs Kansans to a polling center in Johnson County for the Aug. 4, 2026, primary election for local, state and federal candidates and a proposed Kansas constitutional amendment to require election of Kansas Supreme Court justices. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)

Florida couple put on probation for submitting fake petition signatures for No Labels Kansas

BY Tim Carpenter - September 23, 2026

Rep. Pat Proctor appears at an Aug. 27, 2026, candidate forum in Olathe

Kansas lawmaker cries foul over voter registration gift cards, asks Kobach to investigate

BY Morgan Chilson - September 23, 2026

The first day of school at Bloomfield High School in Bloomfield, New Jersey, on Sept. 2, 2026. (Photo by Anne-Marie Caruso/New Jersey Monitor)

Democrats, experts call for revocation of school voucher program under adoption by states

BY Shauneen Miranda - September 22, 2026

Laura Howard speaking into microphone

Report: Kansas fails to meet housing, mental health needs of vulnerable children in foster care

BY Tim Carpenter - September 22, 2026

French President Emmanuel Macron speaks during the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. Headquarters in New York City on Sept. 22, 2026. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

‘Drive them into hell’: Trump ponders destruction of Iran at United Nations

BY Ashley Murray - September 22, 2026

Gregg Ibendahl, farm management specialist with Kansas State University, says diesel prices paid by Kansas farmers and truckers will remain elevated into 2027 and beyond due to rising crude costs, limits on refining capacity and transport bottlenecks. In this image, the price of diesel in Kansas stands at $6.29 per gallon. (Photo by Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)

Kansas State agricultural economist predicts diesel prices remain high through 2027

BY Tim Carpenter - September 22, 2026

Medicaid enrollees from five states and leading medical organizations filed a lawsuit Friday challenging new Medicaid work requirements. (Photo by Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle)

Medical groups, patients sue Trump administration over Medicaid work requirements

BY Nada Hassanein - September 21, 2026

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