Opinion
Letter to the editor
Community leaders should partner with ACC on new rec center.
A need for criminal justice reform
As policymakers manage the daily reality of Kansas’s prison crisis, let’s understand the core issue and its implications. Kansas has a growing prison population, but lags other states on criminal justice reforms that could curb that growth, ease managing prisons, and reduce budget strain from prisons.
ACC rec center an opportunity for partnerships
Before Allen Community College trustees commit to a new recreation center, they might consider how such an effort could help strengthen the relationship between the college and its surrounding communities.
‘Gag rule’ a threat to women’s health
The Trump administration’s unfortunate decision to put the government between patients and their doctors threatens women across Kansas and Missouri.
What’s the sense in denying vaccines to migrant children?
Because three children have recently died from influenza while being detained in immigration camps along the U.S.-Mexico border, you would think U.S.
Trump should cool Greenland obsession
The president of the United States wants to buy a continent-sized Arctic island with so few inhabitants that nearly all could fit into Busch Stadium — and which, incidentally, isn’t for sale.
Kansas right to hold contractors to account
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s decision to press — and keep pressing — Aetna Better Health on its performance as a Medicaid contractor is wise.
What good is insurance if you can’t afford it?
It’s useful to recall that the health-care crisis was big, complex and stubborn even before the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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