Bill Snyder Will Return To Kansas State Next Season

Snyder was diagnosed with throat cancer last offseason but hardly missed a practice.

Gamer's Prank Call May Have Led To Police Shooting

Online gamers sometimes practice "swatting" by calling in fake threats to police stations that target their opponents' homes.

Kansas Police Shooting Of Black Man Will Result In Charges: DA

The district attorney finally released body camera footage of the moment when Dominique White was shot by police.

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 Mental Hospital Unit Recertified After 2 Years

"It's been a heavy lift," department Secretary Tim Keck.

Man Who Said He Dismembered Wife Ordered To Treatment

A Kansas judge on Thursday found Justin Rey not competent to stand trial and ordered the treatment.

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.

Kansas Candy Factory's Bear Statue Recovered

Det. Karmen Kupper says a suspect has been identified but hasn't been arrested.

No. 16 Arizona State Upset No. 2 Kansas In Lawrence

"The game slowed down for us," Tra Holder said. "At first it was really rapid, the crowd got into it."

Tyson Plant Plan Falls Through Amid County Opposition

"You know, Tyson I just don't trust so I am not sure at this point to go, 'yay, it's over,'" one opponent said.

Why Kansas Appears To Have 2 Governors

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

Payless Puts Kansas Headquarters Up For Sale

Payless emerged from bankruptcy in August.

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.

Kansas Gamers Heard Nearby Killing

"You don't expect to hear that," one player said.

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.

Rent Out An Ex-Nuclear Missile Silo On Airbnb

"Some people really want the experience of sleeping underground," the owner said.

Kansas Beats Texas Southern 114-71 With Hot Shooting

"I've never seen a team pass the ball and shoot the basketball as well as they do," coach Mike Davis said

Video Disproves Cops' Story Of Man's Death: Lawyer

"We are disturbed that ... you can hear the sheriff telling the deputy to disable his body camera," the lawyer said.

Kris Kobach Leads Kansas Governor's Race

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

Landlord Demanded Sex For Rent, Housing Agency Says

"Landlords who ...harass residents or to attempt to trade sexual favors for rent violate the sanctity of a woman's home," an advocate said.

Husband Posed With Kids, Dead Wife Before Cutting Her Up: Records

Justin Rey told cops his wife died after giving birth Oct. 20, court records said. He told cops he cut up her body in a bathtub days later.

Dismembered Remains In Lenexa U-Haul Storage Unit ID'd As Mom

The remains were found inside a cooler and tote. The woman's husband was staying in the unit with their 4-day-old baby and 2-year-old child.

Topeka Shooting Video Held Back By City, Attorneys Say

"The position the city has decided to take is absurd and practically untenable," the lawyer said.

'Date Your Own Kind': Racist Graffiti Found At Kansas State

The vandalism comes after white supremacist posters were found on campus in September and a noose was found hanging from a tree in May.

Here’s How Kansans Can Sign Up For Or Renew Obamacare Plans

Despite the Trump administration's promise to repeal the policy, Obamacare is still the law of the land. Now is your chance to sign up.

Child Endangerment Case Leads To Body Discovered In Cooler

The remains were discovered when officers checked on two small children who had no food or diapers.

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."

Kansas Community To Tyson: 'We Don't Want To Be A Chicken Town'

Why did one town say "no" to the promise of 1,600 jobs?

Sprint Loses $48M In Second Quarter

The results were not as bad as Wall Street had expected.

BuzzFeed Sues Kansas Official Who Works With Trump Over Emails

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

Waddell & Reed Financial Reports $38M 3Q Profit

The results exceeded Wall Street expectations.

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.

Alligators Vs. Sharks: Research Shows Which Species Wins Epic Creature Showdown

New research shows alligators are stronger than previously thought — and adaptable to salt water, where they can't pass up new menu items.

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.

Kansas Natural Gas Leak Threatens Public Safety Amid Squabble Over Who Should Fix

A series of explosions in 2001 in Hutchinson involving leaking natural gas from an underground storage field killed two people.

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 Boy Who Inspired Early Christmas Celebration In Lebo Dies

Lebo, a city with about 940 people, put on a special celebration Sept. 10. It featured Santa Claus and a horse-drawn sleigh.

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.