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Eddie Gaspar and Michael Cavazos for The Texas TribuneThe race for Texas' powerful second-in-command role pits a third-term GOP kingmaker against a state lawmaker who is riding the political tailwind felt by Democrats up and down the ballot. -
Sherman Smith/Kansas ReflectorReporting by the Kansas Reflector and MS Now found that when Marshall first ran for U.S. Senate, he and his top aide repeatedly using congressional staff and government resources in questionable ways — including using taxpayer funds during campaign trips.
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Democrat Adam Hamilton is vying to unseat Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall — and end nearly a century of Republican control of the state’s U.S. Senate offices. -
Pew Research Center released new data showing a majority of Americans feel that life has become unaffordable, and are becoming pessimistic about their ability to save and plan for the future. -
While James Talarico was recovering from the flu, Ken Paxton supporters said the Democrat was being treated for mental illness in Ohio. The debunked story was shared by White House officials, Elon Musk and social media influencers. -
A 1.7-mile-wide EF-5 tornado hit the tiny town of Greensburg, Kan. in 2007. Given the opportunity to start from a blank slate, those who stayed decided to rebuild green, including developing something that has had a lasting ripple-effect: a media center. -
Voting rights groups are asking a judge to enforce a 2021 settlement aimed at providing reliable online registration through DPS. -
The Oklahoma State Election Board said the interface between the Online Voter Registration System and Service Oklahoma's data experienced communication issues for a couple of hours Friday afternoon. -
Kansas State Arts and Sciences facing $2.6M budget shortfall, raising worries about possible layoffsThe budget announcement came as state universities struggle to make up state funding shortfalls — some tied to requiring proof the universities eliminated diversity, equity and inclusion education. -
TDCJ, which estimates climate control will cost $1.5 billion, said the federal judge’s order imposes “chaos and confusion” on the country’s largest prison system. -
Kansas baker resolves simmering complaint about Marshall’s nonpayment of bill -
At least five Texas colleges are among the first in the country that can use the federal funding for jobs training.
