Dawn Meisenheimer Lewis, Former Midwest Voices Columnist
Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius approved bill 2097 on April 21st. The bill itself is about immunization education, but a section was added which deals with fetal disposition due to miscarriage or fetal demise.
By Juanell Garrett, Midwest Voices Panelist 2008
The bleeding continues in the Democratic Party as Senator Hillary Clinton clings to hope with her Pennsylvania primary win.
By Yael T. Abouhalkah, Kansas City Star Editorial Board
Sure, Hillary Clinton has a slim chance of beating Barack Obama for the Democratic Party's nomination. But it is a chance, especially after her Pennsylvania victory.
By Steven O'Hern, Reader Advisory Panel 2008
Those who cheer on Rush Limbaugh's Operation Chaos and others who wish for John McCain to face Hillary Clinton in the general election should be careful what they wish for.
By Barb Shelly, Kansas City Star editorial board
It's tempting for me, a city resident, to join the chorus that's blaming insensitive suburban developers and homeowners for invading coyote turf and placing the pets of Leawood, Kansas, at risk.
By E. Thomas McClanahan, Kansas City Star Editorial Board
... noted by Australian geophysicist. Something to do with too-few sunspots.
By Yael T. Abouhalkah, Kansas City Star Editorial Board
I've watched the Ron Paul express roll on for months now, and it's obvious he has no chance of becoming the GOP's presidential nominee. So why is he still getting any attention, in the Heartland or elsewhere?
Weighty issues such as Mark Funkhouser’s future, light-rail funding and soaring sewer bills will have to wait today.
As one of its premier events draws near, Kansas City’s long-distance running community deserves a little attention. And, yes, a few comments on possible improvements to make.
At his inauguration last May, Kansas City Mayor Mark Funkhouser declared it would be a “personal mission” to “remove from our roadways once and for all those blasted metal plates.”
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius has a well-reasoned plan to help at-risk Kansas children get a good start in school — and life.
She proposes a block-grant system to get low-income children into Head Start and Early Head Start and other early education programs.
Where are the worst problems with metal plates on Kansas City's roads? Leave your comments here.
