TOPEKA, Kansas — The issue of whether Kansans should be allowed to legally carry concealed guns is back in play with legislators. Sen. Phil Journey on Friday introduced a bill — similar to one that Gov. Kathleen Sebelius vetoed in 2004 — allowing residents with proper training and background clearance to carry a hidden handgun. "It's good public policy. It allows Kansas citizens after a background check and training to have a means to protect themselves, their... (GunPolicy.org)