In a decisive move to address crime and illegal immigration, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed six executive orders immediately after his inauguration on January 13, 2025. These orders aim to enhance law enforcement capabilities, improve public safety, and strengthen immigration enforcement within the state. Operation Relentless Pursuit Governor Kehoe authorized the creation of regional teams … Read more
In a historic milestone, Judge Henry Green Jr. has become the longest-serving judge in Kansas, celebrating 50 years of dedicated service to the judiciary. Early Life and Education Born and raised in Leavenworth, Kansas, Judge Green pursued higher education at Kansas State University, earning bachelor’s degrees in history and political science. He furthered his studies … Read more
The Emporia Gazette, established in 1890, has played a pivotal role in American journalism. Under the leadership of William Allen White, who purchased the newspaper in 1895, the Gazette became a national voice, influencing political discourse and public opinion. William Allen White’s Acquisition In 1895, William Allen White purchased the Emporia Gazette for $3,000. His … Read more
The Kansas State Wildcats basketball team showcased resilience and determination, clinching a hard-fought victory against the No. 17-ranked Cincinnati Bearcats. This win, marking their first Big 12 triumph, has rejuvenated the team’s spirit, and they are now eager to build on this momentum as they prepare for upcoming challenges. A Fresh Start for Kansas State … Read more
On January 1, 2025, a destructive fire near Emporia resulted in the loss of approximately 45 hay bales. The incident occurred in the 1500 block of Road 175 around 3:30 PM. Firefighters responded quickly, containing the blaze, but the damage was extensive. Investigation Reveals Likely Cause of Fire Preliminary reports indicate that the fire started … Read more
A Topeka resident facing charges for obstructing officers during the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot has petitioned a federal court for permission to attend President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration. William Pope, acting as his own legal counsel in the U.S. District Court for Washington, D.C., submitted his plea on Dec. 28, citing hopes of receiving … Read more
During the recent New Year’s reporting period, the Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP) provided assistance to 245 motorists, ensuring safety and support on the state’s roads. This effort was part of KHP’s commitment to maintaining road safety during the holiday season. Kansas Highway Patrol’s Holiday Efforts The KHP increased its patrols during the New Year’s period … Read more
Kansas City has experienced a notable shift in its crime landscape over the past year. While the city has achieved a significant reduction in homicides, there has been a concerning rise in non-fatal shootings. This complex scenario underscores the multifaceted nature of urban crime dynamics. Homicide Rate Declines In 2024, Kansas City recorded 147 homicides, … Read more
The No. 12 Kansas State Wildcats displayed resilience and skill, turning a closely contested game into a commanding victory over the Houston Cougars. With a stunning 21-point run in the fourth quarter, the Wildcats sealed a 74-55 win on Wednesday, extending their winning streak to nine games. Fourth-Quarter Comeback: A Game-Changer The pivotal moment came … Read more
Kansas City, Mo. — Local leaders and organizations in Kansas City are paying tribute to the remarkable life and legacy of the 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, who passed away peacefully at his home in Plains, Georgia, on Sunday. Carter was 100 years old. Union Station Lights Up in Tribute On Sunday … Read more