The man returned to the Super 8 by Wyndham near 37th Street North and Rock Road. This time, police say he threatened both his girlfriend and hotel staff again with the knife.
On February 27, 2025, the Kansas Senate voted 39 to 1 to pass a police and firearms sales reform bill.
The lawsuit asks the court, among other things, to declare the “Final Rule” to be in violation of the Administrative Procedures Act…
U.S. District Judge Audrey G. Fleissig on Monday sentenced a man who stole firearms from a Hannibal farm supply store and sold one to an undercover federal agent to eight years in prison.
Two statewide races in 2020 – and context – provide important lessons for Second Amendment supporters to keep in mind for November.
The NRA-ILA just announced that the previously worrisome Kansas bill HCR 5025, has been amended to include language that limits the emergency powers of the KS state government.
Kansas Governor Kelly has called for new restrictions on firearm purchases and aligned herself with those pushing for red flag laws that would eliminate your due process rights.
As a Senator, Laura Kelly voted to take away your ability to defend yourself. As Governor, Laura Kelly will oppose our 2nd Amendment rights even more furiously.
The National Rifle Association’s Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) is warning Kansans that Laura Kelly’s extreme gun control agenda would leave honest, hard-working Kansans defenseless.
The concession and endorsement of Secretary Kobach was an honorable move by Governor Colyer, and the Kansas State Rifle Association respects him for it.
Are you coming to the Kansas State Rifle Association Annual Meeting on April 20-21 2018? Join us for a 2nd Amendment rally on the steps of the Kansas Statehouse before the meeting!
Unfortunately, the bill was also amended to require anyone carrying a firearm on a college campus to have a concealed carry permit.
In a big win for Kansas gun owners, HB 2042 was amended by Rep. Brenda Landwehr on the floor yesterday to allow adults between 18 and 21 to apply for a Kansas concealed carry permit.
The 2018 Kansas legislative session is off the starting line, and it has promised from day-one to be an interesting year.
The Kansas Supreme Court has upheld the separation of powers in immunity hearings on self defense cases…
Kansas senators and representatives returned to Topeka this week following a short break many spent back in their districts.
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever members and upland supporters in Kansas will convene on March 11th at the Marriot in Wichita, Kansas.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions to personally review the case of two Kansas citizens who were convicted last year of violating the National Firearms Act.
The Kansas SAPA was intended to allow Kansans to manufacture firearms without FFL’s and sell only to other Kansas residents without being regulated by the ATF.
Right to hunt constitutional amendments are on the ballot in Indiana and Kansas. The election is this Tuesday, November 8th, 2016
Significant increases in the breeding pheasant population last spring, excellent nesting conditions, will provide hunting prospects as good as last year.
Wingshooting USA TV’s 5th annual “Cabela’s Awesome Upland Road Trip … destination Kansas” kicks off Monday, June 27.
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever recently named Brandon Wilmoth as the organization’s new outreach coordinator in the state of Kansas.
Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors hosted another First Hunt event on Saturday, 1/30 at Bluestem Hunting Preserve near Kingman, KS.
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever is taking its annual celebration of upland hunting, National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic, to Kansas City on February 19, 20 & 21, 2016.
The importer of Turkish shotguns and semi-automatic pistols has seen a sharp increase in sales over the past few years, and has recently completed an expansion of its headquarters in North Kansas…..
Umarex USA, for a third year, is attending the FMG Shooting Industry Masters being held at Claythorne Lodge in Kansas July 24-25.
Yesterday, July 1st, NRA-backed permitless carry legislation, Senate Bill 45, went into effect.
The 2015 legislative session was a success, with the State Legislature taking many steps to support and respect your Second Amendment rights.
The court ruled that the Brady Center lacked standing to challenge the “Made In Kansas” law because none of its members suffered any actual or imminent injury from the act’s enforcement…