GOP Senators Rip State Health Agency On COVID-19 Contact Tracing, Question Death Toll

Nearly 2,000 people have been hospitalized with COVID-19 in a five-month period.

Kansas GOP, Democratic Lawmakers Differ On Value Of Trump’s Latest COVID-19 Orders

Three Kansas Republicans view President Donald Trump’s latest COVID-19 executive orders as pressure tactics.

US Rep. Sharice Davids Calls For Ouster Of Postmaster General

Davids alleged President Donald Trump “admitted he is purposely sabotaging the USPS to make it harder for people to vote.”

Kansas Doesn’t Have An Energy Plan. It Needs One. | Opinion

The Climate + Energy Project has long advocated for a state energy plan, ideally facilitated from the State Energy Office.

Coronavirus Draws Kansas Farm Bankruptcy, Business Stagnation Into Focus

The federal Paycheck Protection Program created in response to COVID-19 didn’t help a majority of Kansas agriculture producers.

Before Kansas Senate Snubbed Carl Folsom, He Helped Veteran Beat Faulty Felony

Emporia authorities didn’t view Brandon Flint’s actions favorably when he walked out of a nightclub in 2008 and rescued his fiancee.

Former Pizza Hut Guru Delivers Sizzling Rebuke, Demands $63M From Kansas

Former gubernatorial candidate and Pizza Hut magnate Gene Bicknell is demanding the state of Kansas fork over $63 million owed.

Unfinished Business: Recasting Arts Commission As Engine Of Economic Growth Falling Short

Provocateur M.T. Liggett’s acerbic outdoor art displayed on his property along U.S. Highway 400 for nearly three decades.

Inmate Arlan Kaufman, Abuser Of Mentally Ill Kansans, Appeals Denial Of Early Release

He was convicted of crimes centering on two decades of physical and mental abuse of disabled adults at group homes in Newton.

Kansas College Towns Await Potentially ‘Disastrous’ Verdict On Big 12 Fall Sports

TOPEKA — Business leaders and owners in Kansas’ biggest college towns are bracing themselves for an announcement on the status of fall s ...

Kansas Abandons Technology Trumpeted By Kris Kobach

The Kansas Secretary of State’s office announced it will indefinitely suspend the use of controversial technology to identify voter fraud.

Kansas Gets A "D" For Its State Finances

A new analysis reveals that Kansas' state financial condition has improved slightly.

'Master Race' Remark: Kansas Governor Says Official Should Resign

Kansas Gov. Jeff Cloyer latest to demand county commissioner's resignation after he claimed at public meeting he was part of "master race."

Crying Children Have Become The Faces Of War Against Immigrants

If a chemistry professor with no criminal record is deported, America won’t be safer. His kids will be hurt. So why the crackdown?

Kansas Rep Steve Alford Regrets Saying Blacks Prone To Drug Abuse

When he made the comment, Alford was making his case against legalizing any use of marijuana.

New Kansas Prison May Be Built By CoreCivic

The new prison would replace the state's oldest and largest facility there in Lansing.

Sexual Harassment: Why Men Are Rarely The Accusers

In the days of the #MeToo movement, men are almost always the accused. Yet there are rare cases in which men are the accusers.

Kansas Dem Drops Out Of Race As Sex Claim Against Her Resurfaces

Andrea Ramsey said the 2005 lawsuit claim “is a lie” and part of a “whisper” campaign during a watershed moment on sexual misconduct.

Why Kansas Appears To Have 2 Governors

Brownback has been backing away from his Kansas duties while Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer is stepping up.

Kansas Lawmakers Balk At Private Prison Plan Financing

The nation's largest private prison operator want to build a replacement for the state's oldest and largest prison in Lansing.

Prisoners Can't Be Denied Bail For Immigration Status, Court Says

"The ICE detainer became the scarlet letter of defendants, and it shouldn't have been," said an immigration lawyer.

Kris Kobach Leads Kansas Governor's Race

"People know who I am," Kobach declared during a recent interview.

Kansas Lawmaker Calls For Independent Harassment Investigator

"I think sexual harassment is a widespread problem in communities, in workplaces across the country. That includes the Statehouse."

BuzzFeed Sues Kansas Official Who Works With Trump Over Emails

The office refused to release any records when a BuzzFeed reporter challenged the cost.

Kansas Wrongful Imprisonment Case Tied To Cop's Spurned Advances, Mother Says

"He had total power, and I was terrified that he would try to force me again to provide sexual favors," said Rose McIntyre.

Kansas Inmate Death Lawsuit: 'It Feels Like Something Is Eating My Brain'

"No amount of money in the world could ever replace my child, but somebody needs to be held accountable," the inmate's mother said.

Kansas Wrongful Convictions: Receiving Compensation Might Get Easier

The federal government and 32 states have compensation laws, making Kansas one of only 18 without them.

Bob Dole Returns Home Following Hospitalization For Low Blood Pressure

The 94-year-old Dole served in Congress for 35 years. He left the Senate in 1996 for his campaign against President Bill Clinton.

Kansas Shorted Kids Of Education Money: State High Court

The court also ruled that the new per-pupil funding formula created by legislators failed to fairly distribute the money.

Bob Dole Hospitalized For Low Blood Pressure: Report

BREAKING: Former Kansas Sen. Bob Dole has been hospitalized since last week, Fox News reported.

Part-time Doctor May Face Discipline Over 13-year-old's Abortion In Kansas

Dr. Allen Palmer is accused of failing to preserve fetal tissue extracted and submit it to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

Trump To Nominate Kansas Gov. Brownback To Run Religious Freedom Office

In a tweet Brownback called religious freedom "the first freedom" and said he was honored "to serve such an important cause."