News from our members
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Kansas Hall of Fame inducts White, others
Our most famous Kansas journalist, William Allen White, was inducted into the Kansas Hall of Fame at a ceremony on Friday, June 15, in Topeka.
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Court announces its redistricting decision
By The Associated Press Three federal judges set new political boundaries for Kansas in a ruling late Thursday night, making a change in congressional districts that many Republican legislators
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223 sign electronic petition against USPS move
Letters including 223 petition signatures and other information have been sent to the U.S. postmaster general and the six members of Congress from Kansas.
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We've hit a snag; please consider uploading your pages
After growing steadily from May 2011 through the first quarter of 2012, the effort to upload PDFs of pages for use on the Kansas Press Association's public notice web site has stalled.
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Reign supreme locally, Buffett tells newspaper employees
Omaha World-HeraldWarren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway purchased most of Media General's newspapers last week, writes in a letter to those papers’ publishers and editors, “I believe newspapers...
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Kansas Hall of Fame to induct White, others
Our most famous Kansas journalist, William Allen White, will be inducted into the Kansas Hall of Fame at a ceremony on Friday, June 15, in Topeka.
KPA, AAA join forces to promote traffic safety
Serving our communities is still a hallmark of Kansas newspapers, so the Kansas Press Association has joined with AAA to try to make a dent in the number of fatal crashes in Kansas every year.
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Three named to Hall of Fame; others honored
(From left) Del Brinkman, John G. Montgomery and Lew Ferguson were named to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame Friday night.OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Three prominent journalism professionals were inducted...
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Three more newspapers upload to FTP site
The Clay Center Dispatch, the Hanover News and the Glasco Sun/Delphos Republican are the latest newspapers to join the effort to upload PDFs of pages for use on the Kansas Press Association's public...
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API closes doors, merges with NAA Foundation
From W. LAWRENCE WINTER, American Press Institute President/Executive Director, 1987-2003:As one of Romenesko’s readers reported today, one of America’s longest-serving and most impactful journalism...
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