Roger Marshall’s complicated history of blurring the line between taxpayer dollars and campaign cash | via @journalist-sherman.bsky.social and @mepfuller.bsky.social #ksleg
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@kansasreflector.comReposted by @anna-writes.bsky.social@anna-writes.bsky.social“I was called a new face of Gen Z Republicans in Kansas. I was labeled before I even had a chance to legislate. And when I did not live up to the hype, my own party turned on me,” said Angel Roeser, a state lawmaker. #ksleg
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@bayaburgess.bsky.socialReposted by @anna-writes.bsky.socialGen Z politicians who want to make a change grapple with parties that aren’t always ready for them.
@anna-writes.bsky.socialKansas’ in-state tuition law is one of 24 being challenged across the country in an effort the Trump administration began in 2025. #ksleg
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@ericmgarcia.bsky.socialReposted by @anna-writes.bsky.socialCook Political report changes ratings:
#KSSen from Lean R to Toss-up
#NCSen from Lean D to Likely D
#NHSen from Toss-up to Lean D
Kansas is in play
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@anna-writes.bsky.socialSome good news to start the week: Two nonprofits will abolish $34M in medical debt for +21,000 Kansans.
“This isn’t actually about medical debt,” said Melissa Morales. “This is about a broken healthcare system that people can’t afford.” #ksleg
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@kansasreflector.comReposted by @anna-writes.bsky.socialSummer intern @bayaburgess.bsky.social profiled eight Leavenworth community members who spoke out against CoreCivic opening an ICE detention facility, and are continuing to advocate for immigrants #ksleg kansasreflector.com/2026/09/29/p...
@anna-writes.bsky.socialThe Hamilton ad begins with Meischa Zimmerman, who said she was arrested while eight months pregnant for missing a $50 payment to Marshall. She was paying roughly $50 a month to account for 18% interest on nearly $3,600 in total debt, according to court records.
@kansasreflector.comReposted by @anna-writes.bsky.socialReport: Kansas fails to meet housing, mental health needs of vulnerable children in foster care | via @kansascarpenter.bsky.social #ksleg
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@anna-writes.bsky.socialU.S. Sen. Roger Marshall and his wife put down roots in Sarasota, hosting fundraising events, obtaining real estate and fishing licenses and filing paperwork from the coastal Florida town while the senator worked in Washington, D.C., and claimed Kansas as home.
@kansasreflector.comReposted by @anna-writes.bsky.socialKansas pharmacist awaits data, expects state to save millions from transparency under new law | via @crazeywriter.bsky.social #ksleg
@anna-writes.bsky.socialA tornado-like storm hit KCK early Wednesday morning, damaging homes, trees and power lines without much warning for residents.
Community leaders, who mobilized hundreds of volunteers, said it wasn't until days later that government agencies arrived to help.
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@anna-writes.bsky.socialBelow average rainfall and a bone-dry riverbed of dead brush fueled a 1,500-acre wildfire in Central KS, but the KS Fire Marshal’s Office deemed the cause “undetermined,” even though it sparked one day after a controlled burn was performed on an adjacent ranch. kansasreflector.com/2026/05/07/a...
kansasreflector.comA Kansas wildfire scorched 1,500 acres after city's burn. The official cause is undetermined. • Kansas ReflectorCharred fence posts, oxidized barbed wire and blackened trees lined the Arkansas River in west-central Kansas in the wake of a 1,500 acre fire that scorched the dry riverbed and surrounding property.