Susan Lynn

Defending democracy and helping our allies doesn't shortchange American citizens. Quite the opposite. Those who argue that helping our allies means it shortchanges Americans, are misguided. In defending her vote against sending aid to Israel, firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Georgia, s

Diversifying crop production to include crops with lower water requirements is one pathway toward a resilient future for Kansas agriculture. This summer was the hottest on record, and September was warmer than the average July temperatures from 2001-2010. Kansas farms are on the frontlines of the

The most qualified librarian should never replace medical providers and social service experts. Yet necessity has transformed many library staff members into front line health workers. Like urban communities across the nation, Kansas City, Mo., has a public health problem. Gun violence is stagger

Locals discuss navigating the grief associated with losing a spouse. The recent passing of first lady Rosalynn Carter also brings to a close the 77-year love story with husband former President Jimmy Carter.It was a model marriage in the sense that they regarded each other as equals partners who

A new VA clinic and the Lehigh Portland State Park bode well for the local economy and our quality of life “If it bleeds it leads,” is a time-tested, and unfortunate, truism in the news industry. Try as we might to cast the area in a positive light, the Register’s most-read stories for 2023 in

Tax cuts are front and center this Legislative session.

Humboldt pledges $2,000 to KwiKom broadband expansion efforts. HUMBOLDT — The city of Humboldt pledged $2,000 to KwiKom Communications in return for its commitment to expand the city’s fiber optic internet at no additional cost to the north section of town. The sweetheart deal is contingent on

While the Western world had been anxiously watching whether the United States would come to Ukraine’s aid, right-wing conservatives were doing everything in their power to thwart the support.