Unofficial GOP primary results as of Wednesday morning place an attorney, a retired superintendent and a former Kansas Board of Education member one step closer to overseeing K-12 public schools.

While a Democrat running for the state education board wants fully funded special education, the Republican candidate wants to investigate spending.

Education board candidates hope to make systemic changes concerning the cell phone ban, reading and communication with the Legislature.

Democrat Lauren Reinhold decided to run for Congress in Kansas after the Trump administration’s DOGE eliminated her federal position.

Candidates running for a southeast Kansas State Board of Education seat differ on whether social issues belong in classroom conversations.

While a State Board of Education candidate believes all Kansas families should choose public school, her opponent homeschools her three children.

A Kansas hospital and sheriff's office say they are reevaluating their compliance with state and federal law after 11 patients challenged medical debt lawsuits.

A new Kansas law criminalizes “approaching” law enforcement officers or first responders within 25 feet under certain circumstances. The law changes how people document ICE activity.

The three candidates running for the State Board of Education disagree on funding strategies and diversity, equity and inclusion.

Before delivering a petition to the Kansas governor’s office Tuesday, faith leaders criticized the death penalty as immoral and inhumane.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly said at a celebration Wednesday that she accomplished her “No. 1 priority.”

Mifepristone is used to treat Cushing’s syndrome and unresolved miscarriages. Experts say at-home medication abortions are safe.

Curt Skoog promised voters that if elected he would prioritize health care access and economic development in rural Kansas.

Kris Kobach called for classification an abortion medication as a water contaminant despite his past efforts to decrease water regulation.

The State Objections Board on Friday upheld Secretary of State Scott Schwab’s decision not to recognize the No Labels Kansas political party.

Democrats questioned U.S. Senate candidate Patrick Schmidt’s position on abortion Wednesday at a Capital Area Democratic Women meeting in Topeka.

Attorney General Kris Kobach on Tuesday urged the governor to deny clemency to Kansas inmates who have been sentenced to death.

A Lawrence second grade teacher said teachers in the beginning their careers would suffer if the state cut paraprofessionals, a move suggested by a presenter to the task force working on Kansas’ next ...

Teacher Sheila Peterson says this era of education is a renaissance. Peterson, an acclaimed North Dakota teacher, flew to Kansas for the Kansas Future Teachers Academy at Emporia State University and ...

A city commissioner running for a Kansas House seat says he has felt called to public service for most of his life.

Republican Secretary of State Scott Schwab officially filed to run for Kansas governor on Friday, selecting Rep. Ken Rahjes of Agra as his running mate.

Former state legislator Jeff Pittman of Leavenworth is seeking to return to the House with a campaign message grounded in bipartisanship.

Kansas legislative leaders on Tuesday approved the governor's request to extend an emergency declaration in response to three residents who are being monitored for a potential hantavirus infection.

TOPEKA — Four Johnson County public school districts want to sue the state of Kansas for more than 15 years of inadequate special education funding.

Charred fence posts, oxidized barbed wire and blackened trees lined the Arkansas River in west-central Kansas in the wake of a 1,500 acre fire that scorched the dry riverbed and surrounding property.