DODGE CITY — Southwest Kansas communities reeling from President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown — which included random stops to check status — are looking for ways to recover as fear continues ...

Kansas USD 106 former school superintendent Jeff Jones has been charged with 19 felonies and misdemeanors, including multiple financial crimes and two felonies involving a minor.

90 3rd-grade students walked into Judge Robert Wonnell’s courtroom on Constitution Day to watch Goldilocks be tried for trespassing.

The federal government is going after thousands of people suspected of stealing millions of dollars fduring the COVID-19 pandemic.

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HUTCHINSON — Incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall and the Rev. Adam Hamilton, a Democrat, confronted a raucous crowd Saturday defending their stances on tariffs, the war in Iran and partisan ...

Candidates for governor engaged in a veritable bare-knuckled brawl when they took the stage Saturday at the Kansas State Fair for a debate punctuated by the typical chants and jeers of an enthusiastic...

The first political debates of the election between gubernatorial and U.S. Senate candidates, will be at the Kansas State Fair Saturday.

The Aug. 4 primary election, which featured contentious races and a hot-button ballot question, had the second-highest primary voter turnout in Kansas history, according to the Secretary of State’s Of...

A University of Kansas journalism graduate is suing the Pentagon after being fired from the Stars and Stripes for comments about the military publication’s editorial freedom.

A Lawrence pharmacy is losing revenue under a bipartisan law that holds the pharmacy industry to new standards of transparency.

Candidates for governor fielded business and economic questions Thursday, exchanging barbs about the “property tax crisis.”

Kansas communities exploring data center development must put policies in place to protect the community and the environment.

Local government officials consider hyperscale data center development with an eye toward economic benefits and property tax revenue. But an outcry against data centers is rising.

Reps. Brooklynne Mosley Mosley and Alexis Simmons appear on the Kansas Reflector podcast to talk about their opposition to data centers.

Winfield resident Lisa Spoon emailed every member of the Kansas House to start a conversation about loopholes in state law that allow people convicted of violent crimes to own a gun

Kansans will soon see their Cox products marketed under Charter’s Spectrum brand after the Cox Communications was purchased by Charter Comms.

The $1.25 National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility developed for cutting-edge research on dangerous animal diseases is not fully operational.

TOPEKA — A U.S. Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance in late June was “the perfect moment” for major donors to pour money into races ahead of the midterm elections, said Tiffany Muller, president ...

The error rate in a Kansas food assistance program has dropped, but the state still faces the possibility of paying a $20.6 million penalty

TOPEKA — CoreCivic on Wednesday announced the sale of its Leavenworth prison facility to the federal government, likely negating months of negotiations and court hearings city officials pursued to ens...

Kansas voters were set to evaluate a proposed constitutional amendment that would spike a 68-year-old system for selecting justices for the highest court

Primary election results will bring few surprises for statewide offices, outside of a skirmish among Democrats for Secretary of State.

U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids of Kansas won her primary against a liberal Democrat, according to the Associated Press.

A Kansas judge took a sledgehammer to a slate of abortion restrictions dating back to 1997, ruling the state came up short in arguing the Kansas Legislature should be able to impose waiting periods, m...

TOPEKA — Artist Sarah Fizell doesn’t need convincing that public art affects neighborhood pride, community perceptions and even residents’ physical health. But sometimes the real impact is conveyed in...

Repercussions from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act hit the Kansas budget with at least $16.4 million in costs and affected residents.

Kansas cases of a foodborne illness that causes explosive diarrhea doubled this week to 55, and a national health agency said cases exceeded 7,000 nationwide.

Keystone Pipeline will pay Kansas $3 million for remediation projects as part of a settlement for a 13,000-barrel oil spill.

Trade tariffs cost the United States about $15 billion in losses in the Chinese market alone, agriculture policy experts said Friday.

Kansas AG Kris Kobach filed a lawsuit accusing Aetna Inc. of “misappropriating” state funds, an allegation the health insurer denies.

Panasonic’s Kansas electric vehicle battery plant will convert part of its operations to build batteries for data centers.

Residents in Galena, Kansas, worry noxious odors from a local landfill mean there are contaminants in the air, and they want testing done.

Two Kansas legislators appealed to federal energy regulators to ensure competitive bidding occurs on transmission projects

Vice President JD Vance ticked through political topics — from Missouri’s redistricting efforts to manufacturing — at a rally Monday.

Measles, once thought successfully eradicated in the U.S., returned to Kansas with a confirmed case Tuesday in Osage County.

The federal government began removal proceedings against former Kansas mayor Joe Ceballos after he pleaded guilty to election crimes.

Three Kansans who came into “high risk” contact with a person who has confirmed Andes hantavirus are being monitored by state officials.

Kansas utility regulators handed a win Tuesday to landowners concerned about a transmission line bisecting large swaths of prairie grassland.

Retired and current state employees spoke out against Kansas dropping Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance from the state plan.

CoreCivic’s Leavenworth prison is holding about 250 immigration detainees, a slower ramp-up to full capacity than expected, an official said.

A Kansas City-area pastor will run for U.S. Senate as “an independent-minded Democrat,” putting to bed months of speculation that he would challenge U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall as an independent.

A “civil justice crisis” in state courts requires systemic change, and Kansas’ multifaceted approach is making a difference.

Sandy Spidel Neumann is running to take Sen. Roger Marshall's seat, focusing on the need for accountability in politics.

Kansas utility regulators are weighing the benefits and costs of approving construction of a $493 million transmission line.

TOPEKA — A former Kansas mayor and immigrant charged with voting illegally pleaded guilty to lesser charges Monday, a move expected to allow him to remain in the United States.  Former Coldwater Mayor...