Kansas Church and IRS Clash
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=55979
A Christian organization needs to be able to talk of the moral issues of the day – including abortion, the church’s pastor noted. The sign just told of Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' connections to the abortion industry.

Abortion in Kansas – Blood Money and the Political Machine
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=54079
A trail of campaign contributions has been documented appears to connect the Wichita late-term abortionist who was accused of criminal charges, the district attorney who sought to have those charges dropped, and the judge who made that decision. Additional documentation appears to show the abortion doctor's campaigning may even have helped the newly elected state Attorney General Paul Morrison. And a link to the Kansas Meadowlark, which describes itself as the KS Meadowlark Blog at Salina Journal, reveals documents supporting the allegation that Tiller may have contributed to a lobbying group that shared the same address as his ProKanDo campaign platform, and that group's efforts were in aid of Morrison's campaign for attorney general.

Wichita Eagle Editorial – Sebelius wrong on Abortion Veto
http://www.kansas.com/opinion/castillo/story/78007.html
Abortion supporters are determined to keep the industry in the shadows, but these extreme procedures need closer scrutiny. Doing so would be better for mothers and their near-born children.

KCMO has Transgender Cop
http://www.kansascity.com/105/story/131671.html
Jessica, a Kansas City police officer, is 6 feet tall with a chin dimple, pink manicured fingernails and a birth certificate that says “male.”

Mission and Johnson County Officials will travel to Mountain Resort
http://www.kansascity.com/115/story/133151.ht
The setting is magnificent: a lakeside mountain retreat in Grand Lake, Colorado. This summer the city of Mission and Johnson County officials will stay at Shadowcliff at a cost likely to approach $1,000 a piece. Johnson County will send about 15 people and the city of Mission will send 23. Shadowcliff is owned by the Kansas City nonprofit agency Bridging the Gap and co-directed by environmentalist Robert Mann, the agency’s founder. Workshops at the retreat cost $750 per person, including meals, dormitory-like lodging and seminars led by authorities on the environment. Travel and expenses will be about $500 per person.