By Tim Carpenter U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas is backing legislation to require social media companies and other communication service providers to follow a standardized process for disclosing information
By Tim Carpenter U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas is backing legislation to require social media companies and other communication service providers to follow a standardized process for disclosing information
By Tim Carpenter Anti-abortion activists incredulous about defeat of a Kansas constitutional amendment Monday dropped plans for a statewide recount of votes but were able to earmark $119,600 for a
By Tim Carpenter Anti-abortion activists incredulous about defeat of a Kansas constitutional amendment Monday dropped plans for a statewide recount of votes but were able to earmark $119,600 for a
By: Margaret Mellott In the nearly 14 years she’s been in the U.S., Ming Zhang has completed her law degree, started a family and moved to Kansas. A day before
By: Margaret Mellott In the nearly 14 years she’s been in the U.S., Ming Zhang has completed her law degree, started a family and moved to Kansas. A day before
By Tim Carpenter Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed hot-button bills sought by Republicans to ban transgender females from sports, adopt an educational bill of rights for parents, raise the barrier to
By Tim Carpenter Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed hot-button bills sought by Republicans to ban transgender females from sports, adopt an educational bill of rights for parents, raise the barrier to
By: Noah Taborda TOPEKA — Kim Bergman was 12 years old when her gymnastics coach, David Byrd, began abusing her. Bergman was not his first victim, and she was not
By: Noah Taborda TOPEKA — Kim Bergman was 12 years old when her gymnastics coach, David Byrd, began abusing her. Bergman was not his first victim, and she was not
By Sherman Smith Senate President Ty Masterson found inspiration in the 1987 movie “The Princess Bride” on Monday as he urged senators to override the governor’s veto of a GOP-drawn
By Sherman Smith Senate President Ty Masterson found inspiration in the 1987 movie “The Princess Bride” on Monday as he urged senators to override the governor’s veto of a GOP-drawn
By Sherman Smith Rep. Steve Huebert during a four-hour House debate Tuesday defended an obvious attempt by Republicans to gain an upper hand in congressional races through redistricting as simply
By Sherman Smith Rep. Steve Huebert during a four-hour House debate Tuesday defended an obvious attempt by Republicans to gain an upper hand in congressional races through redistricting as simply
By Tim Carpenter The Overland Park retail, office, hotel and residential development attached to the Prairiefire museum struggles to attract out-of-state tourists and could default on $64.8 million in bond
By Tim Carpenter The Overland Park retail, office, hotel and residential development attached to the Prairiefire museum struggles to attract out-of-state tourists and could default on $64.8 million in bond
By Noah Taborda Kansas Republican senators over the course of a three-hour debate Friday countered criticisms of their plan for the state’s congressional district boundaries, passing the controversial “Ad Astra”
By Noah Taborda Kansas Republican senators over the course of a three-hour debate Friday countered criticisms of their plan for the state’s congressional district boundaries, passing the controversial “Ad Astra”
By Tim Carpenter and Sherman Smith Republicans in the Kansas Senate and House unveiled a new congressional map Tuesday that would slice the Kansas City metro area in half and
By Tim Carpenter and Sherman Smith Republicans in the Kansas Senate and House unveiled a new congressional map Tuesday that would slice the Kansas City metro area in half and
By Sherman Smith At AdventHealth in Shawnee Mission, the number of patients being treated for COVID-19 has doubled in the past week to 82. Another 25 people are waiting in
By Sherman Smith At AdventHealth in Shawnee Mission, the number of patients being treated for COVID-19 has doubled in the past week to 82. Another 25 people are waiting in
By Tim Carpenter The Kansas Supreme Court reversed a district court decision Friday that threw out a lawsuit filed against the Shawnee Mission School District’s use of COVID-19 pandemic prevention
By Tim Carpenter The Kansas Supreme Court reversed a district court decision Friday that threw out a lawsuit filed against the Shawnee Mission School District’s use of COVID-19 pandemic prevention
