An employee at a Manhattan manufacturing plant was rushed to the hospital after reportedly being caught in a piece of machinery.

A plan to provide housing and mentoring for ex-inmates from the Hutchinson Correctional Facility has been rejected.

With a new school year beginning, a coalition in Lawrence is starting another campaign to convince underage students not to drink.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is threatening a free speech lawsuit against the Kansas State Fair over restrictions on its booth.

The Kansas Press Association's executive director sees what he calls a hollow victory in a prosecutor's criticism of Gov. Sam Brownback's private meetings with legislators at his official residence.

The inner workings of Kansas' highest court are coming to a computer screen near you.

Police are searching for a suspect who stole a Manhattan woman's purse out of her car and used her credit cards to make a number of different purchases.

Police say three men who tried to boldly walk out the front door at a Manhattan Target store with a cart full of stolen electronics were stopped by employees.

Country Legends 106.9 kicked off its annual Miracle Marathon for Kids Radiothon. It lasts Tuesday through Thursday, from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. each day.

Community Action, Inc., a member of Harvester's network, will hold a mobile food pantry in Rossville on Wednesday, Aug. 22 at Citizen Potawatomi Nation.

An investigation by Shawnee County District Attorney Chad Taylor's office found business was discussed in part at dinners at the Governor's mansion, but legislators did not commit a substantive violation of the Kansas Open Meetings Act.

Kansas Attorney Derek Schmidt plans to tour the state this week to announce a new anti-gang initiative.

A federal magistrate judge is allowing four more former cadets to join an abuse lawsuit against a Kansas military school.

Rossville and Auburn are the locations for this week's food giveaways through Harvesters and Community Action. Find out the dates and times in this news story from CAC.

Safe Kids of Shawnee County, along with Community Action is presenting the child safety seat event Tuesday at the Dillon's store on SW 29th Street. This event could help save your child's life!

A hand recount of votes in the 102nd House District had incumbent Jan Pauls winning, 428-420.

U.S. Sens. Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran were on hand Monday for a panel discussion on energy policy. Three of the state's four U.S. House members were also there.

A weekly survey released Monday showed every major crop rated in poor to very poor condition.

The Hutchinson News reports that 25-year-old Michael Sherman faces up to life in prison following a plea Monday to aggravated criminal sodomy of a child.

Ichabod Washburn turned 214 years old. His actual birthday was August 11th, but the party was Monday as students returned to campus.

Susan Duffy will be the next general manager of the Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority.

Animal Control is holding the white German Shepherd dog reported as lost by its owner.

A standoff in an east Topeka neighborhood ended in a suicide.

Officials with Sheltered Living, Inc. say a major loss the organization suffered from a hacking incident last week will be recovered.

The first Orthodox Christian school in Kansas has opened in Wichita.