Kansas Clinics Look For Creative Ways To Connect With Residents Who Need COVID-19 Vaccine

Health centers in Kansas are finding ways to reach the most vulnerable populations in the state.

Lawmakers Celebrate ‘Biggest Change In Mental Health In Kansas In 30 Years'

Rep. Brenda Landwehr says she cried when the House passed legislation to certify and fund community behavioral health clinics.

Federal Telehealth Bill Heightens Conversation About Broadband Access In Rural Kansas

Services would include audio-only telehealth appointments, acknowledging many rural areas lack reliable broadband.

Let's Work To Create Communities That Will Make Our Kids Want To Stay In Kansas

My kids are now leaving our home after being a daily part of our lives for the past 20ish years.

U.S. Senate Panel Grapples With Fast-Approaching State Laws On Rights Of Student Athletes

There’s little time for Congress to act before July 1, when new laws go into effect in five states.

Kansas Picks 614 Small Communities For Portion Of Federal Relief Package

Waldron Mayor Shirley Nelson was happy to learn her tiny south-central Kansas community will receive the help it needs.

Traveling Memorial Honors Fallen Service Members Day After Kansas Airman Dies

The unresponsive airman died on the way to the hospital via helicopter. The other two airmen are being treated in Salina.

How Kansas Teachers Can Avoid A Summer Of Self-Improvement Gaslighting

As the worst school year in most teachers’ careers comes to an end and summer begins, some much-needed reflection is not happening.

U.S. House Infrastructure Bill Tops $5.7B In Earmarks, Including $49.1M For Kansas Projects

Kansas projects add up to $49.1 million.

Kansas Picks 614 Small Communities For Portion Of Federal Relief Package

“I'll be glad to have it,” Nelson said. “We're very, very small, so any extra income is very, very welcome. We have streets to take care ...

State Board Lets Kansas High Schools Count Computer Course For Math Or Science Credit

Task force created to review graduation requirements.

What The Kansas Attorney General Needs To Know About Critical Race Theory

The late historian John Henrik Clarke explained the dominant subculture’s preoccupation with manipulating history.

After Story Of Autistic Boy's Death Brings Attention, Foster Mom Urges Kansans To Call Legislators

Maybe lawmakers will pay more attention to problems surrounding the Kansas foster care system, if they hear from enough people.

Colonial Pipeline CEO: ‘One Of The Toughest Decisions I Have Had To Make' To Pay A $4.4M Ransom

Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline paid the $4.4 million ransom to hackers in order to obtain a key to unlock their pipelines.

PHOTOS: A Treasure Trove Of Kansas History As The Statehouse Prepares To Reopen For Tours

Most years the Kansas Capitol would see more than 6,500 people stopping to experience the state history contained there.

Poor People's Campaign Calls On Kansas Congresswoman To Support The Needs Of The Working Poor

Many of the protesters were advocating for policies like single-payer health care, a higher minimum wage and improved housing conditions.

What These Kansas Business Owners Learned About Paying $15 An Hour During The Pandemic

Here’s a story of some Kansans who opened a restaurant six months before the pandemic.

Biden's Public Lands Pick Wins Backing By Environmental Advocates Ahead Of Hearing

Tracy Stone-Manning, a Montanan, led conservation and public lands policy at the National Wildlife Federation.

Kansas And Missouri Utilities May Use Loophole To Charge Customers For Fossil Fuel Lobbying

Sierra Club: ‘Millions of Americans may be unwittingly contributing to political advocacy on the behalf of fossil fuel interests’.

States Poised To Allow College Athletes To Profit Off Their Name, Image And Likeness

A seismic shift will rock college sports next month, when a handful of new state laws go into effect allowing student athletes to make money

Kansans Must Not Let Myths About Wind Energy Undermine Its Economic Development Power

Wind energy is one of the best economic development tools available to our rural communities.

With Kansas Eviction Moratorium Lifted, Advocates Prepare For Surge In Homelessness

While the ban has only been dropped for a week, the Wichita City Command Salvation Army is already experiencing a higher number of inquires.

Take It From A Former Kansas Congressman, U.S. Ag Secretary — What The World Needs Now Is Humor

Throughout American history, we’ve seen our leaders use humor to appease “warring” parties and bring people together.

Kansas Racial Justice Panel Turns Focus To Equitable Distribution Of Federal Aid

A common point of emphasis for commission members was ensuring these funds are made available equitably.

National Parks Struggling With Maintenance Would Get A Boost Under Biden Budget Request

The projects likely wouldn’t be visible to the usual tourist, but they are essential to keep national parks functioning.

Panel Urges Disbarment Of Kansas Attorney For Deliberate Misconduct In Two High-Profile Trials

Spradling’s legal career in jeopardy for ‘win-at-all-costs’ attitude.

Audio Astra: Kansas' Missing Lifeguards, Middle-Of-The-Road Memories And The ‘Evangelical Machine'

As summer begins in Kansas, it was a week of listening to stories about swimming, taking a lighter approach to life and slowing down.

Surging Tax Collections In Kansas Reflect Uncertainty Of Economic Recovery

The inability to place the forecast within a half-billion dollars of actual revenue over a four-week period raises questions.

How Kansas Can Solve Its Labor Shortage, Stop Its Population Decline And Begin To Grow Again

Kansas appears to be, very tentatively, emerging from the dust of a pandemic.

State Supreme Court Drills Into Natural Gas Billing Dispute In Southwest Kansas

Complainants assert TKO Gas overcharged customers by 9.5% for years.

Influx Of Texas, Oklahoma Residents Seeking An Abortion Drives Up Kansas Total In 2020

Colyer criticizes Kelly for not closing clinics during pandemic.

Coalition Of Kansas Organizations Challenge Constitutionality Of Kansas Election Reforms

Focus of lawsuit on two bills preserved after Kelly’s vetoes overridden.

‘This Is A Tragedy': Lawmakers Want Accountability After Death Of Kansas Foster Child

Kansas Reflector on Tuesday published the results of an investigation into the death of Aaron Carter, a 6-year-old boy with autism.

Kansas Business Leaders, Governor Meet Amid Push To End Extra Unemployment Benefits

The Legislature sent Gov. Kelly a message by passing a resolution calling on her to cut off federal unemployment aid immediately.

‘Everybody' Is To Blame For Kansas' Foster Care Problems, Says Lawmaker Who's Been Trying To Help

The Legislature needs to do some things. The wellbeing of Kansas foster kids shouldn’t fall on the shoulders of two lawmakers who care.

‘Get A Shot And Have A Beer': Biden Touts Free Brew, Pro Sports Tickets And Child Care To Boost Vaccines

These are some of the latest incentives and strategies lined up by the Biden administration to boost national vaccinations against COVID-19.

Mann Returns Campaign Favor, Endorses Colyer In Kansas GOP Governor's Race

Colyer, Schmidt jousting for chance to take on incumbent Kelly.

Autistic Boy Didn't Have To Die, Say Jilted Kansas Foster Parents Who Had To Bury Him

Tina Miller screamed into her phone when she learned Aaron Carter was dead.

Eleven Generic Versions Of An HIV Drug Rush Onto The Market — And List Prices Go Up

Inside the relationship between drugmakers, insurers, pharmacy benefit managers, the drug counter and you.

Influx Of Texas, Oklahoma Residents Seeking An Abortion Drives Up Kansas Total In 2020

Colyer criticizes Kelly for not closing clinics during pandemic.