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GOP operative Kris Van Meteren, who owns the political consulting group Singularis and incorporated No Labels Kansas, challenged Schwab or Attorney General Kris Kobach to explain the decision in an angry email shared with news reporters.

No Labels Kansas will remain in place despite the reveal of an election fraud case.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - A newly established political party in Kansas will stay in place despite the reveal of an election fraud case involving the organization.

TOPEKA, (KSNT)- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will remain on the ballot for Kansas' Presidential Preference Primary, despite dropping out of the race on Sunday.

Amid AG Kris Kobach's SB 180 lawsuit on gender markers for state-issued ID, transgender Kansans can still vote with their IDs in this year's election.

As election conspiracies swirl in the state, the Republican official’s office said it worried the applications sowed voter confusion.

A bank in southwest Kansas fails, bringing the total number of U.S. bank failures in 2023 to four... thousands lose power after severe storms roll through the KC metro... state regulators move to shut down a landfill in Leavenworth County... and a fatal shooting claims the life of an Ottawa man. Those headlines and more... here.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Kansas Secretary of State’s (SOS) Office took to Twitter Wednesday to warn of a phishing scam impersonating the SOS Office. “We have been informed of phishing emails portraying to have come from our office,” the Twitter post said. “As a reminder, if the email did not come from .gov, then it […]

Kansas has lost a legal fight over one of the voting laws that its Republican-led Legislature passed in the wake of the 2020 election.

U.S. District Judge Kathryn Vratil ruled Thursday that a Kansas law banning the prefilling of advance mail ballot applications is unconstitutional.