Sarah Motter

A Colorado woman faces pending charges in two Kansas counties after she led deputies on a 4-county chase from Lyon Co. to the Love’s Truck Stop in Ottawa where a 3.5-hour standoff ensued.

Congressman Jake LaTurner has taken a stand against the Biden Administration to reverse regulatory barriers for Kansas farmers and ranchers.

Governor Laura Kelly has responded to President Joe Biden’s plea to states to suspend their own gas taxes amidst his federal gas tax holiday.

Evergy Central customers will see a nearly $3 hike in monthly bills while Evergy Metro customers are set to see a $6.60 monthly credit after the KCC approved a settlement with Evergy to recoup costs incurred from the February 2021 severe storm which knocked power to most of the region offline.

Attorney General Derek Schmidt has applauded the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down a New York law that required gun owners to show proper cause when filing for a permit to carry a gun outside their home.

Kansas Attorney General and Republican Governor hopeful Derek Schmidt hopes to keep retirees in the state with a new plan to completely eliminate the state’s tax on retirement benefits - including Social Security.

Senator Marshall has opposed federal control of the cattle market with a new amendment to the Livestock Bill.

Support is growing for a bill introduced by Sen. Roger Marshall which would allow COVID-19 relief funds to be used for school security instead in the wake of the most recent school shooting in Uvalde.

Senators Marshall and Moran have cosponsored legislation that would prevent email companies from using political bias to censor emails in users’ inboxes.

It’s wheat harvest season, which means farm implements are back on the road in droves and KHP has reminded Kansas drivers to slow down and give them room.

With the stroke of a pen sports betting has been ceremonially legalized in the Sunflower State.

With the stroke of a pen sports betting has been ceremonially legalized in the Sunflower State.

In May 2022, Kansas reported the lowest unemployment rate since the state began to record that information in 1976.

N 1900 Rd. has been closed at the railroad tracks after a train derailed toppling 20 cargo cars full of coal.

A recent report found that Kansans have shaved nearly 450 miles off their summer road trips this year due to soaring gas prices and inflation.

Governor Laura Kelly’s Administration has assured Kansas beef producers that recent cattle losses due to heat would not create a beef supply chain issue.

Don’t leave the lights on, a recent survey shows that just before Father’s Day leaving the lights on is dad’s biggest pet peeve.

Riley Co. Police officers are looking for clues after a Manhattan apartment sustained around$100,000 in damage.

Kansas has been ranked among the top 20 states which are best for working dads to balance work lives and home lives.

Put the tie down, a recent study has found that dad most likely just wants to spend a day with family on Father’s Day.

A Bald Eagle originally suspected to have bird flu, but found to instead have lead poisoning was recently released back into the wild in Kansas.

A recent report found that Kansans are among the most interested in student loan forgiveness since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Attorney General Derek Schmidt has urged the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to not redundantly review pipeline projects and hamper efforts to fight record-setting gas prices.

About $20 million in federal funds is headed to 17 Kansas institutions to research how the Sunflower State’s infrastructure can better support residents before and after a natural disaster.

Congressman Jake LaTurner has joined a letter to urge President Biden to ease the burden of inflation, supply chain issues and other crises facing Kansas farmers and ranchers.

Former Secretary of State Kris Kobach, former Assistant U.S. Attorney Tony Mattivi, and Kansas Senator Kellie Warren (R-Leawood) will face off in the first Kansas Attorney General Republican primary debate on Wednesday.

Senator Roger Marshall has warned the nation’s leaders that Kansans are feeling the sting of the largest inflation surge since 1981.

Kansas has ranked in the top half of states most dependent on the gun industry while it also has one of the fewest reported mass shootings.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has called on the U.S. Senate to pass a bill proposed by Senator Jerry Moran to better care for veterans exposed to deadly toxins during their military service.

The Capitol City has been found to pay one of the least expensive monthly averages in Kansas for household bills.

Haskell Ave. was closed Thursday morning as Lawernce Police served a robbery and kidnapping-related search warrant.

The man convicted of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old at a Southwest Topeka in-home daycare has been sentenced to life in prison.

Kansas has been ranked among the top half of states which are best for racial equality in civic engagement.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has warned about 10 million food-insecure children will lose access to two guaranteed hot meals per school day with the end of the extension on Child Nutrition Waivers.

More than $4.6 million has been awarded to sexual and domestic violence programs to support services throughout the Sunflower State.

A dozen Kansas high schoolers have been offered a spot at the nation’s Military Service Academies.

The Kansas Supreme Court says that a new trial cannot be held for a man after new evidence was discovered more than 20 years after his conviction.

It’s official, Kansas City will play host to the Big 12′s Phillips 66 Basketball Championships through 2027.

Senator Roger Marshall has put his stamp on two new bills introduced that would protect members of the military who choose to not get vaccinated against COVID-19.

The Douglas Co. Sheriff’s Office has identified the suspect which allegedly killed a 9-year-old girl in Eudora after a hit-and-run motorcycle crash, however, they have not released his name.

KU will open a new exhibition that tells the tale of a Salina army wife and her efforts to find out what happened to her husband after he went missing in Vietnam during the war.

After it was found a Kansas man had fabricated a charity meant to support law enforcement agencies, he was ordered to give the money he collected to a real organization and was banned from doing business in the state.

Kansas Democrats are calling on the other side of the aisle to help legalize medical marijuana, provide immediate tax relief and prohibit gerrymandering on the last days of the 2022 legislative session.

A 5-year-old boy taken from Rose Hill, Kansas, has been found safe.

Brixton Sisk was taken from daycare by his mother who had her parental rights severed by the court.

The Kansas Attorney General has confirmed that the state lost nearly $350,000 due to failure to enforce COVID-19 vaccine mandates for health care workers.

The Topeka Zoo’s orangutan Rudy gave birth to her third infant on Saturday - just in time for Mother’s Day.

A western Kansas woman will spend a few days and jail and pay more than $18,000 for filing about 15 fake medical insurance claims.

A priest in Lawrence has been suspended by the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kansas after he was accused of child sex crimes.

Tornados ripped through the Sunflower State on Friday night and left a devastating wake of destruction in their paths.