Senator Roger Marshall has promoted a bill that would bar the federal government from entering contracts with businesses that promote anti-Second Amendment policies.

Crime victims in Kansas will see an increase in certain compensation award limits from the state on July 1.

In an open letter to recent college grads, Governor Laura Kelly has touted low unemployment, an active sports scene and affordable housing as reasons they should put their roots down in the Sunflower State.

A St. Louis man was killed in a vehicle-pedestrian accident along I-135 near Salina on Thursday morning after the victim had walked away from the scene of a separate crash.

Officers arrested Barr for Aggravated Endangering a Child and Driving Under the Influence

Evergy has warned customers that the company does not and has not partnered with any door-to-door rooftop solar panel salesman.

Topeka Police Officers will increase their presence at red lights and intersections in July to ensure drivers around the Capitol City remain safe.

Shawnee North Family Aquatic Center will reopen at 3 p.m. after it was forced close due to an imbalance of pool chemicals.

From left, Mayor Mike Padilla, Lisa LaRue-Baker and Sarah Fizell stand in front of artwork in the mayor's office at City Hall. The mayor and local arts organizations are sponsoring rotating art exhibits in the mayor's office that are available to the public by appointment.

QuoteWizard released their report this week showing each state’s fuel usage in 2022 compared to 2021.

Kansas State Treasurer Lynn Rogers discussed the expansion of the ABLE regulations Thursday morning at the Dialogue Coffee House, 4009 S.W. 29th.

The hospital system said it is making the move to protect its doctors from possible criminal prosecution.