Government

There was one company in a city associated with Ford County that received an FDA inspection in the third quarter of 2025, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

There was one company in a city associated with Haskell County that received an FDA inspection in the third quarter of 2025, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Senator Roger Marshall posted several statements on September 4-5, 2025 criticizing the CDC’s vaccine recommendations and calling for agency reform.

Senator Roger Marshall shared updates in early September about his Kansas tour completion, budget negotiations with potential for a government shutdown, and reaction to recent changes at the CDC’s leadership.

Since 1970, Wichita County’s population aged over 65 has increased by 13%, while income from age-related government transfers has fallen by 0.5%.

Since 1970, Stevens County’s population aged over 65 has increased by 7.2%, while income from age-related government transfers has risen by 2.6%.

U.S. Senator Dr. Roger Marshall shared updates on USDA reforms benefiting Kansas City and raised concerns about IRS practices in several tweets dated July 30, 2025.

Senator Roger Marshall highlighted his support for health care price transparency legislation and praised both national economic growth and recent trade deals benefiting Kansas on July 30, 2025.

U.S. Senator Dr. Roger Marshall addressed topics ranging from humanitarian aid for Gaza to aviation safety reforms in tweets posted on July 29, 2025.

Dr. Roger Marshall posted multiple updates on July 28, focusing on supporting farmers, critiquing past presidential administrations, and attending a Kansas City Chiefs training camp.

U.S. Senator Dr. Roger Marshall posted about American beef exports to Australia, Blue Bell’s ingredient changes, and Congressional appropriations activity between July 25-27, 2025.

Ford County, Kansas, has engaged senior attorney Todd C. Theodora of the California-based firm Theodora Oringher PC as co-counsel in a contingency-fee lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributors.

Dr. Roger Marshall, U.S. Senator from Kansas, posted a series of tweets between July 23-24, 2025 criticizing media coverage and expressing support for the Department of Health and Human Services…

Ford County, Kansas, has engaged the services of Frieden & Forbes LLP to represent it in a civil lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributors.

Senator Dr. Roger Marshall used Twitter on July 22, 2025 to highlight Medicaid reform initiatives and announce $6.7 million in federal disaster relief for Kansas following severe weather events earlier…

Senator Dr. Roger Marshall addressed key topics on agriculture’s role in MAHA and criticized an upcoming EV plant in tweets dated July 21-22, 2025.

Since 1970, Scott County’s population aged over 65 has increased by 10.1%, while income from age-related government transfers has fallen by 5.3%.

U.S. Senator Dr. Roger Marshall posted a series of statements on X in July regarding Democratic Party leadership and recent legislative events at the White House.

Ford County, Kan., retained Sharp Law LLP to pursue a class action lawsuit against Exxon and other chemical manufacturers, according to records obtained by SW Kansas News through a Freedom…

Senator Roger Marshall detailed recent Senate action on federal spending reductions and hosted an agriculture-focused roundtable with top officials on Capitol Hill in July 2025.

U.S. Senator Dr. Roger Marshall shared a series of tweets between July 11-14, 2025 highlighting his continued support for former President Donald Trump and advocating for Republican fiscal measures in…

Since 1970, Morton County’s population aged over 65 has increased by 13.1%, while income from age-related government transfers has fallen by 6.3%.

In recent tweets dated July 8-9, 2025, Dr. Roger Marshall addressed significant topics including China’s role in U.S. agriculture and President Trump’s economic impact through tariffs.

In 2022, Ford County ranked second lowest per capita recipient of government transfers in Kansas, with transfers making up 15.4% of total income.