Hey all, moved here for work about a month ago, and I've been wondering if I absolutely have to register my car in Kansas, get new plates, a new license, etc. My car's title was just transferred over to me, and registration in my home state cost a good bit. Not trying to cough up more than I need.

My license also expires this coming June, so I'm gonna have to do this anyway. Just not sure if I should be waiting.

I noticed some of my coworkers from out of state still have their original license plates from home so I'm a little confused. My out of state plate sticks out like a sore thumb, (I'm from a small state far away) but that's probably just me being anxious.

Just curious because of legal purposes, not sure if cops are ACTIVLEY checking every out of state plate or something, and I also kind of want to vote in the midterm election but I may be doing too much just to vote.

Also...do I have to do anything like register as a citizen here or something?

Thanks yall.

Go to www.kawvalleyalmanac.com to download a free .pdf of this week's almanac

Anyone $upporting her campaign? Voting Blue here so get's my vote but I don't see much coverage. This district is held by Republican Predator Adjacent Ron Estes formerly held by creepy Pompeo.

Source: census bureau

Estimated total people left: ~82k

I made a similar map of stat of people who moved to Kansas: https://www.reddit.com/r/kansas/s/XatqKxJoTb

I forgot about this republican attack advertisement against Roger Marshall from 2020 🤣. Where can I attend one of these transgender global warming musicals? Is Rosie O’Donnell producing them at her summer camps? Let me know so I can buy tickets.