C.J. Janovy

Kansas painter Mike Hartung’s “The Golden Turd” is the latest in a body of work that is not pretty, but still powerful.

Suicides have declined in Kansas and nationally as society has focused on mental health during the pandemic. But people are still in crisis.

These Kansan opened a restaurant six months before the pandemic, lost 70% of their revenue and still decided to pay workers $15 an hour.

Esmeralda Tovar-Mora is thankful for the opportunities provided by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, but she wants a full path to citizenship. Tovar-Mora, 24, is one of 5,500 immigrants living in Kansas under the DACA program. Her parents brought her to Kansas in the 1990s…

Gov. Kelly requests Kansas legislative leaders endorse gradual removal of executive orders as need for COVID-19 disaster declaration wanes.

There is so much left to accomplish, and so much good that our Legislature can do for Kansas kids and families.