🚨MASSIVE CONTROVERSY IN JOHNSON COUNTY, KANSAS During an LGBTQ event at the Johnson County Public Library, a man confronted Democrat candidate for the Kansas State House, Kristin Schultz, over boys invading girls' bathrooms. LGBTQ activists then physically blocked the man with a child mutilation flag, and called the police in an attempt to remove and silence him. When the man asked an off-duty police officer for his name, the officer aggressively rammed the man with his shoulder, appearing to a

The Kansas City Chiefs are crossing over to Kansas, lured by a massive STAR bond package to build a new stadium, which will be funded by redirecting new sales tax money from Johnson and Wyandotte counties for 30 years. In late December, state officials unveiled plans for Kansas to publicly finance $1.8 billion of construction costs for a $3 billion domed stadium in Wyandotte County and up to $975 million for a new training facility and headquarters in Johnson County using a controversial funding

123K views · 1K reactions | "Masks have become a social and political faultline in America," says global health law Prof. Lawrence Gostin, as LA County reinstates a mask mandate. "We seem to have two Americas. And some of the states that need the masks most, because they have such a low vaccine rate, won't do it... I'm afraid that we'll still see this major divide in the United States." | CNN | Facebook

19K views · 158 reactions | As the mask mandate in L.A. County is officially lifted you likely have a lot of questions about when it's okay to wear one or if you should stop wearing one at all. Local doctor from Mend Urgent Care is here to answer some viewer questions. https://abc7.la/3IHArhp | ABC7 | Facebook

Happy Kansas Day, everyone! The Sunflower State was the 34th state admitted to the United States on Jan. 29, 1861. There are so many great things about Kansas, and these are just a few. What's your favorite thing about Kansas? | Johnson County, KS Sheriff's Office

5.3K views · 31 reactions | Happy Kansas Day!  Today, Kansas turns 164 years old! Did you know Johnson County was founded in 1855 before Kansas became an official state in 1861? The JCSO's first elected sheriff was Pat Cosgrove from 1857 to 1859. Happy birthday, Kansas! We can only dream of looking as good as you at the young age of 164! ☺️ | Johnson County, KS Sheriff's Office | Facebook