Governor Laura Kelly attended a barn raising for the beginning of construction on the new American Royal campus in Kansas City, Kan.
A Lawrence man has been sentenced to 48 months for aggravated sexual battery of a teen and endangering a child.
A former U.S. Postal Service Worker was sentenced to 24 months of probation for a mail crime.
A Topeka woman will be charged with felony murder after shooting her 4-year-old daughter.
The Kansas Insurance Department has finalized the 2024 rates for individual and small group health insurance plans.
Enrollment is nearing full capacity for the Kansas Education Enrichment Program (KEEP), which provides qualifying parents and guardians with a one-time $1,000 award per student to pay for educational goods and services.
Two military jets are scheduled to fly over the University of Kansas campus in advance of the football game this Friday and Saturday.
A bow-angler from Parsons broke a 40-year state record by catching a 7.98-pound spotted gar in Kansas.
The State of Kansas closed August with total tax collections at $640.1 million, which is below the estimate.
Kansas Corporation Commission Utilities Staff has responded to Evergy’s rate increase proposal in a testimony.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) has received notification of multiple confirmed cases of West Nile Virus in horses across the state of Kansas over the past few weeks.
A University of Kansas James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) Survey reveals fewer supermassive black holes than presumed.
Kansas State University students were ranked friendliest in the nation and take pride in the facilities, support and services, according to the latest rankings from “The Princeton Review.”
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly directed Executive Branch agencies to adopt a statewide generative artificial intelligence (AI) policy.
Kansas State University Technology Development Institute is helping a Kansas entrepreneur design a machine that produces custom coins.
The Kansas State University College of Education received a grant to recruit and mentor new teachers to combat the teacher shortage.
Country Stampede might be moving to a new venue.
Three people have been hospitalized following a two-vehicle crash in Atchison County.
A two-year-old was pronounced dead after a possible drowning in Osage County.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced on Wednesday, July 12 that Kansas is receiving $13.3 million in funding to modernize electrical grid infrastructure.
Washburn University is naming its new law building after alumnus Sen. Robert J. Dole.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly issued a declaration of disaster emergency due to wildland fires in Ford County.
Authorities arrested a Manhattan man Friday night for his connection to the murder of a 42-year-old woman.
Riley County Police Department (RCPD) arrested three people in connection with suspected fentanyl-related death in Manhattan, Kan.
On Wednesday, June 14, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly traveled to Fort Hays State University to participate in a ceremonial signing of House Bill 2290, which creates a strategic affiliation between Fort Hays State University, Northwest Kansas Technical College, and North Central Kansas Technical College.
Two teenage women were arrested for keying a truck in Riley, Kan.
A Topeka resident reeled in a 64-pound fish at Clinton Reservoir.
19 college students received Leader in Independent Higher Education scholarship awards.
The World Applied Anthropology Congress (WAAC) will meet at the University of Kansas campus from May 31 to June 3.
A dual chemistry and mathematics junior from University of Kansas has been named the university’s most recent Astronaut Scholar.
University of Kansas chemists reveal a breakthrough that could lead to cleaner hydrogen energy.
10 recipients received $421,820 in development grants from Kansas Tourism.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly proposes a two-person crew rule to improve safety for Kansas railroad workers.
A University of Kansas accounting student was selected for a prestigious postgraduate technical assistant program.
The University of Kansas School of Music welcomes the appointment of Creston Herron as its new director of orchestral activities.
Nearly $10 million was announced today by Kansas Governor Laura Kelly to expand housing for elderly and disabled Kansans.
Today, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly vetoed three bills related to changes to childcare centers, mail-in ballots and healthcare.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill today to increase resources for students with dyslexia.
The Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission will host its next public meeting about turkey and waterfowl seasons and bag limits.
A Kansas State University junior is the university’s 38th Harry S. Truman Scholar.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill today renaming the Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight in honor of the late Representative J. Russell “Russ” Jennings.
Washburn University named Dr. Alan Bearman vice president for strategic enrollment management and dean of student success and libraries.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly and Lieutenant Governor David Toland joined a roundtable discussion about upgrades to infrastructure and high-speed internet access across Kansas.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed her 300th bipartisan bill, which increases access to counseling services.
Officials will discuss proposed revisions to the Kansas Food Code at a hearing at 1 p.m. on Monday, April 17 at the Kansas Department of Agriculture located at 1320 Research Park Dr. in Manhattan, Kan.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly today signed Senate Bill 3, a bipartisan bill that designates the Silvisaurus Condrayi as the official state land fossil.
Minimum-custody resident Kyler K. Milbrandt turned himself in to the Wichita Work Release Facility several hours after being placed on escape status last night.
Washburn University will recognize this year’s first-generation family of the year during the “We Are F1rst” student organization meeting.
Two teachers from Region 1 were named finalists for the 2024 Kansas Teacher of the Year.
Two Kansas State University graduate students received statewide recognition for their Kansas-related research at the 20th Capitol Graduate Research Summit on March 22 at the Kansas Statehouse.
