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Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has not taken a public stance on whether voters should retain justices on the Kansas Supreme Court in this month's election. However, the governor's political action committee has given money to a group trying to push four of the justices off the bench.

Five Kansas Supreme Court Justices are up for a retention vote in November. Commentator William Jennings Bryan Oleander tells us why he's voting to keep them on the bench.

The U.S. Senate race in Kansas isn't expected to be competitive and the governor isn't on the ballot this fall. So, the hardest fought statewide campaign might just involve four people you’ve never heard of. For the first time ever there will be a coordinated effort to oust state Supreme Court justices.

The Kansas Supreme Court has adopted new guidelines for child support which will increase the amount paid by non-custodial parents.

Funding for the entire Kansas court system has been in limbo. But Attorney General Derek Schmidt has now obtained a court order to keep judicial funding flowing through the middle of March.