KU Chancellor: Collaboration, Planning Key To Low Campus COVID-19 Positivity Rate

The leader of the University of Kansas credits collaboration between school administrators and local health authorities.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, Legislators Agree To Work With Counties On Mask Mandate

Unified testing strategy to double number of tests administered by end of 2020

Political Prognosticator Charlie Cook Puts Money On Biden, GOP On Verge Of Losing U.S. Senate

Political handicapper Charlie Cook said President Donald Trump is poised to carry Kansas by a single-digit margin.

Kansas Will Never See Another Susan Wagle, But Someone Will Have To Take Her Place

No one can fill her shoes, but two women want her seat.

‘Manufactured Crisis’: Mask Hater Enlists Followers To Defy Mandates At Topeka, Manhattan Businesses

The owner of a martial arts school in St. Marys claims mask mandates are a plot to test the public’s willingness to comply with government.

Kansas Prepares To Spend $52 Million To Broaden Covid-19 Testing, Get Quicker Results

The third round of federal CARES Act aid would follow at least $34 million previously dedicated to testing people exhibiting symptoms.

Why Kansas Politicians Of Both Parties Should Embrace The Green New Deal

U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall has argued that if his opponent, state Sen. Barbara Bollier, is elected a “radical” Green New Deal would be passed.

Kansans Need Each Other Too Much To Let Politics Monopolize Our Lives | Opinion

My father was imparting wisdom upon me, something he’d heard from his father, learned on their farm in Kansas.

US Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings To Plow Ahead Amid COVID-19 Infections

Federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett will face the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee beginning Monday .

Why You Should Watch The Vice Presidential Debate — And What To Watch For | Opinion

Many people might forego the vice presidential sequel. However, there are reasons to watch.

Trump Says He’ll Announce Supreme Court Pick By Friday Or Saturday

Trump said Monday that he would announce a replacement for the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Dear Kansas Board Of Healing Arts: Roger Marshall Is Not Well

Marshall has endangered public health.

Politicians Fighting About The Pandemic Just Adds To Kansans’ Suffering

A couple of weeks ago, they fought over how much federal help to extend to unemployed Kansans.

Gov. Laura Kelly, Legislators Agree On Extension Of COVID-19 Emergency Declaration

Gov. Laura Kelly and all eight legislators on the State Finance Council ended an unusually combative meeting Friday.

Judge Grants Sen. Julia Lynn’s Request To Be Removed From November Ballot

Lynn, who has served in the Legislature since 2006, sought to be dropped from the ballot to care for a sister in failing health.

Labor Day Greetings From Kansas Teachers: ‘We Love Someone Else’s Child’ | Opinion

Labor Day 2020 has taken on a different meaning this year — that, I think we can all agree on.

Legislature’s Auditors Assess Economic Prospects Of Kansas’ Fledgling Hemp Crop

Sales of floral, grain and starter plants is expected to generate $21.6 million in returns for farmers within several years.

How Lawmakers Can Give 155,000 Kansans Housing Security — Cancel Rent | Opinion

On Monday, Gov. Laura Kelly issued another two-week eviction moratorium.

ACLU Calls Out Overland Park Police For ‘Militarized Response’ To Black Lives Matter Protest

The civil rights group highlighted concerns with officers’ handling of a peaceful protest on July 24.

White House COVID-19 Czar Calls For Deeper Kansas Commitment To Prevention

Deborah Birx issued a stern warning Saturday that a window of opportunity was narrowing for Kansas.

Historic Kansas Attraction Recovering From Last Year’s Rare Landslide

Damage at Coronado Heights Park, which sits on a 300-foot sandstone bluff northwest of Lindsborg, made access unstable.

Kansas Makes History As Record Number Of US Women Bid For Congress

More women from across the nation are running for Congress this year than ever before, and Kansas is leading the way in making history.

The Kansas Legislature’s Addiction To Gut-And-Go Should Make Everyone Sick

Here’s a story about how just a few Kansas politicians can ruin a neighborhood.

Overland Park's New Chief Information Officer To Start Sept. 25

Overland Park has named Tony Sage to be the new chief information officer.

AG Schmidt announces $2.3 million Fiat Chrysler settlement

Settlement covers consumers who purchased or leased certain 3.0-liter, V6 diesel Jeep or Dodge vehicles, model years 2014-16

AG Schmidt Urges Congress to Take Action Against Robocalls

Signs nationwide letter calling for urgent legislation, increased technology, increased fines

Overland Park Abortion Case: Doctor's License Suspended

Dr. Allen Palmer performed an abortion on a 13-year-old and failed to preserve a fetal tissue sample for a subsequent lab analysis.

Kansas Commerce Agency Hack: Millions Of Social Security Numbers At-Risk

Kansas will pay for up to a year of credit monitoring services for victims in nine of the affected states.

Kansas Abortion Case: Doctor Has License Revoked For 3rd Time

"Patient safety is the paramount concern," the State Board of Healing Arts said in its order this month.

Chelsea Manning Set To Be Released From Prison

Chelsea Manning will be released from military prison in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, on Wednesday.