Authorities in northeastern Kansas say one person suffered minor injuries in the crash-landing of a small plane near Gardner Municipal Airport.

Lawyers are preparing closing arguments in a preliminary hearing for the leader of a Kansas commune that lived lavish lifestyles off life insurance payouts for its dead members.

Kansas is headed toward another debate over how evolution is taught in its public schools.

Some big issues were on the table for discussion Wednesday as Junction City officials sat down for a one-on-one meeting with members of the community.

Two 18-year-old Joplin, Mo., men were each sentenced to 14 years and four months in prison for their part in the killing of a Pittsburg man.

The University of Kansas has accepted applications from 106 employees seeking early retirement buyouts.

The Hutchinson City Council has agreed to add sexual orientation to the city's anti-bias ordinance.

Evenflo Inc. is recalling convertible high chairs after receiving reports of kids falling from them, the government group U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Tuesday.

A Topeka man's cocaine distribution conviction has been set aside because a Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper's stop of his vehicle was deemed unconstitutional.

A 43-year-old Topeka man had died from injuries he sustained in a fall from the back bumper of a jeep.

A juvenile conviction for a sex offense has raised questions as to why Dustin Leftwich was not on a public sex offender registry.

Topekan Glen Pruitt says Topeka City Councilman John Alcala is a hero and deserving of this month's Champion of Character Award.

Governor Sam Brownback signed legislation Wednesday that renews the state’s efforts to increase public safety, stem recent growth in its prison population and reduce recidivism.

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback hosted a ceremonial signing of Senate Bill 14, which provides an alternate, more stable funding source for the state’s Newborn Screening program.

Soldiers of the Kansas National Guard’s Agribusiness Development Team 4 will be welcomed home from an agribusiness mission in Afghanistan during a ceremony on Thursday, June 7.

The fourth time was the charm for the Buhler school district.

June 12 event will offer chance to meet company reps, learn about opportunities

When Raymond Rosenhagen of Cheney died unexpectedly, he left his family with acres of wheat ready to harvest.

Kansas is awaiting final word on a request submitted to the U.S. Department of Education for a waiver from the No Child Left Behind law.

Friday, June 8, Eckrich Meats and Operation Homefront are hosting an event to celebrate Fort Riley military families with food and entertainment.

Heartland Military Day is June 9 at Forbes Field Museum. There will be a pancake feed, band performance, battle re-enactments and numerous displays.

On Monday, June 4th, Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure welcomed a new baby addax to the zoo – and the world.

Nominations are now being accepted by the Kansas Department of Commerce for minority and/or women owned businesses, advocates and young entrepreneurs in Kansas.

The City of Junction City Mutual Self-Help Housing Program has scheduled a ribbon cutting ceremony for six newly built family homes and a groundbreaking ceremony for six more homes to be completed over the next six to eight months.

An American Red Cross chapter in Kansas is handing out 1,000 free fans this week in anticipation of another long, hot summer.