2023 News Archive
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AOE sweepstakes winners announced
Sweepstakes award winners were announced during the Awards of Excellence Saturday at the Kansas Press Association’s annual meeting in Mulvane,. One newspaper, the Iola Register, claimed both the...
Stauffer is new KPA president
Tim Stauffer, managing editor of the Iola Register, was elected president of the Kansas Press Association Board of Directors at the KPA convention at the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane. He is the...
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Blockbuster convention lineup set this weekend
A blockbuster lineup awaits those who attend the 2023 Kansas Press Association Convention June 9 and 10 at the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane. Kevin Slimp, always a popular presenter at past...
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Kansas Media HOF ribbon-cutting May 19
LAWRENCE — Stauffer-Flint Hall at the University of Kansas will serve as the new home for the Kansas Media Hall of Fame, featuring inductees in the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame, Kansas Broadcasters...
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Legal Hotline there for KPA members
Max Kautsch is available by cell phone to answer member questions on the Kansas Press Association’s Legal Hotline. The Kansas Open Meetings and Kansas Open Records acts can be difficult to navigate...
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World Press Freedom Day: UN chief urges protection for truth, those who report it
By the Associated Press The United Nations chief warned on the eve of World Press Freedom Day that the media is under attack in every corner of the world and urged all nations to stop the targeting...
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Legal Hotline there for KPA members
Max Kautsch is available by cell phone to answer member questions on the Kansas Press Association’s Legal Hotline. The Kansas Open Meetings and Kansas Open Records acts can be difficult to navigate...
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Local news has most trust among readers
By Al Cross The national headline on stories about the latest poll on the news media and democracy were about its finding that half of Americans believe national news organizations deliberately “...
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'Whack-a-Mole' defines public notice fight
You might call it the Kansas Legislature’s version of a game called Whack-a-Mole. That’s how the Kansas Press Association’s staff and board feel after a series of moves during the past two weeks on...
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