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He is the first K-State men's golf coach to earn the honor.

University of Kansas researchers show how lockdowns during COVID-19 affected the mental health of people living in four U.S. geographic regions and affiliated with two major political parties.

A local funeral director and area pastor has earned a certification that is meant to better help families move through the stages of grief after the loss of a loved one.

If the new facility is approved, the current Oakland pool will be removed and the aquatic center will be in the same park closer to Sardou Avenue.

Stormont Vail’s Level II trauma center continues to show dedication to patient care and health.

A new pilot project will allow communities in South-Central Kansas to collaborate on projects to creatively work through identified issues.

A former legislator from Wichita has now been dubbed as the Tribal Community Impact Director for the American Heart Association.

A University of Kansas chemist unveils technology that detects 99% accuracy of scientific text generated by ChatGPT, using Artificial Intelligence (AI) text generator.

A University of Kansas professor contributed to a study reviewing AI’s potential in special education, calling for patience and consideration of its potential uses before the technology is banned.

Kansans have been urged to complete a survey regarding Community Development Block Grant funds by the June 15 deadline.

Kansas State University acquired a scanning system that will help the university’s Technology Development Institute support 3D mapping.

A recent report has found that with the latest unemployment data, the nation is seeing some of the highest levels of unemployment since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Police on Thursday were investigating an incident in which a vehicle was reported to have been struck by multiple gunshots overnight in the 2700 block of S.E. Massachusetts Avenue in the Highland Park neighborhood of southeast Topeka.

Better Business Bureau (BBB) is offering contract tips in honor of National Homeownership Month.

One person was seen under arrest following a narcotics search warrant that was served in Central Topeka.

Kelce threw out the first pitch at the Cleveland Guardians home opener in his hometown earlier this season that was just a bit outside of the strike zone.

A Junction City Fire Department engineer announced his retirement from the department.

Around $5,500 in damage was done to a Manhattan apartment complex after mid-afternoon acts of vandalism.

The driver of a vehicle in Manhattan was arrested while her passenger was notified to appear after drugs were found in the car following a police chase.

Attorney General Kris Kobach has joined 19 other states to challenge a new mandate in California that requires heavy trucks to be electric.

A new partnership will help military families on Fort Riley continue to stock their shelves and fridges over the summer.

Communities across Kansas will have a chance to air their qualms and discuss the success of the state’s early childhood care.

Lawrence Police Department K-9 Cheeseburger is set to retire with nearly a decade of service to the community under his belt.

As the 57th anniversary of the deadly F5 tornado that ripped through the city dawns on Topeka, a special event has been planned.

An educator at a Junction City elementary school has been awarded a prestigious Fellowship to help hone her leadership skills.

Crews responded to a report of an intentionally set house fire early Thursday in East Topeka.

A head-on collision caused by a wrong-way driver from Florida along a South-Central Kansas highway left one Kansan with serious injuries.

A Great Horned Owl family has been reunited in Western Kansas after a chick fell out of its nest thanks to the teamwork of three agencies.

A cloud of dust has been blamed for a tractor-truck crash near Liberal that left one man with serious injuries.

Fire training was conducted Wednesday at the former Crestview Church in Manhattan.