By Noah Taborda Six close contacts of an Olathe Northwest student have tested positive for tuberculosis so far, according to the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment. The department,
By Noah Taborda Six close contacts of an Olathe Northwest student have tested positive for tuberculosis so far, according to the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment. The department,
By Bek Shackelford-Nwanganga Content warning: This story contains some details of sexual abuse. Until recently, two of Sarah and Brandon Howland’s three daughters were patients of pediatric neurologist Dr. Brian
By Bek Shackelford-Nwanganga Content warning: This story contains some details of sexual abuse. Until recently, two of Sarah and Brandon Howland’s three daughters were patients of pediatric neurologist Dr. Brian
By Dylan Lysen Kansas will try again on revamping its standard license plate after public outcry over the recently announced design. Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly said on Tuesday that the
By Dylan Lysen Kansas will try again on revamping its standard license plate after public outcry over the recently announced design. Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly said on Tuesday that the
By Dylan Lysen Democratic Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew spent weeks preparing volunteers to serve at polling places for the recent local elections in Kansas. At the county’s election offices
By Dylan Lysen Democratic Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew spent weeks preparing volunteers to serve at polling places for the recent local elections in Kansas. At the county’s election offices
By Dylan Lysen A new poll again shows Kansans broadly support legalizing marijuana for medicinal or recreational use, but it seems as unlikely as ever that lawmakers will launch a
By Dylan Lysen A new poll again shows Kansans broadly support legalizing marijuana for medicinal or recreational use, but it seems as unlikely as ever that lawmakers will launch a
By Suzanne Perez, Jodi Fortino Heated conversations about diversity initiatives, book bans and how to teach about race have been regular fixtures on school boards and in state legislatures in
By Suzanne Perez, Jodi Fortino Heated conversations about diversity initiatives, book bans and how to teach about race have been regular fixtures on school boards and in state legislatures in
By Rose Conlon A Kansas judge has temporarily blocked several of the state’s longstanding abortion restrictions, including a 24-hour waiting period that providers say has resulted in hundreds of women
By Rose Conlon A Kansas judge has temporarily blocked several of the state’s longstanding abortion restrictions, including a 24-hour waiting period that providers say has resulted in hundreds of women
Kansas lawmakers have continued to pass on a federal policy that could make more people eligible for food assistance programs. Now, the state is one of the last in the
Kansas lawmakers have continued to pass on a federal policy that could make more people eligible for food assistance programs. Now, the state is one of the last in the
By Suzanne Perez When Kansas lawmakers convene at the Statehouse in January, their to-do list could include several measures that would affect public school districts and students. A special committee on
By Suzanne Perez When Kansas lawmakers convene at the Statehouse in January, their to-do list could include several measures that would affect public school districts and students. A special committee on
By Dylan Lysen In the last nine years, Carol Schenk of Wichita has seen the assessed value of her home increase from $152,000 to $240,000 — pushing her annual property
By Dylan Lysen In the last nine years, Carol Schenk of Wichita has seen the assessed value of her home increase from $152,000 to $240,000 — pushing her annual property
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Ottawa will now allow small-scale urban agriculture — a move designed to accommodate residents who want to raise chickens and to resolve a homeowner’s lawsuit over the
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Ottawa will now allow small-scale urban agriculture — a move designed to accommodate residents who want to raise chickens and to resolve a homeowner’s lawsuit over the
By Rose Conlon Dawn Wilson thought the abuse from her husband might stop when she got pregnant. But the mom of four, who was living on a military base in
By Rose Conlon Dawn Wilson thought the abuse from her husband might stop when she got pregnant. But the mom of four, who was living on a military base in
By Blaise Mesa When Jeremy Sellhorn bought a 1986 Chevrolet El Camino, it marked a turning point in his life. He had been couch surfing, low on cash and having
By Blaise Mesa When Jeremy Sellhorn bought a 1986 Chevrolet El Camino, it marked a turning point in his life. He had been couch surfing, low on cash and having
By Suzanne Perez Three years after the pandemic sent most Kansas kids home to learn, schools have a vexing new challenge: getting them to come back to class. Missing school
By Suzanne Perez Three years after the pandemic sent most Kansas kids home to learn, schools have a vexing new challenge: getting them to come back to class. Missing school
By Joe Blubaugh Despite record-breaking temperatures, an overflow crowd of frustrated taxpayers crammed into the Shawnee County Commission chambers recently to voice concerns about rising property taxes driven largely by
By Joe Blubaugh Despite record-breaking temperatures, an overflow crowd of frustrated taxpayers crammed into the Shawnee County Commission chambers recently to voice concerns about rising property taxes driven largely by
