News from our members
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Cedar Crest meetings only 'technical' violations, DA says
August 21, 2012
By Andy Marso, TOPEKA CAPITAL-JOURNALShawnee County District Attorney Chad Taylor's office said Tuesday that a series of "legislative dinners" at Gov. Sam Brownback's Cedar Crest mansion included...
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API plans transformation tour
August 16, 2012
ARLINGTON, Va. — The “Transformation Tour,” presented by the American Press Institute with The Poynter Institute, kicks off this September to provide game-changing strategies for newspaper leaders to...
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Little Brown Jug team set to tussle with MPA
August 10, 2012
Four golfers have won the right to represent the Kansas Press Association at the annual Little Brown Jug competition against Missouri in September.The four were the top qualifiers in an event July 27...
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Remember to include disclaimers on political ads
July 10, 2012
Every election year, we have political candidates who don’t understand the requirement that all political advertising advocating the election or defeat of a candidate or issue must include a...
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KORA/KOMA training sessions next week across Kansas
July 9, 2012
Five sessions are scheduled in the third week of July around the state to train local government officials, the public and the press about the Kansas Open Records and Kansas Open Meetings acts....
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Clarion, Westmoreland Recorder have new owners
June 20, 2012
Two Kansas newspapers have new owners.Joey and Lindsey Young have purchased The Clarion newspaper and its website from Robb and Martha Reeves and J.D. Handly has purchased the Westmoreland Recorder....
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Newspapers asked to turn up heat on Valassis issue
June 20, 2012
National Newspaper Association and Newspaper Association of America have asked the state press associations to encourage members to turn up the heat on the U.S. Postal Service because of its...
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Kansas Hall of Fame inducts White, others
June 19, 2012
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
June 8, 2012
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
May 31, 2012
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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