The University of Kansas has opened two new visiting professor positions, as well as two new fellowships and two new graduate teaching assistantships for Ukrainian scholars displaced by the ongoing war.
More than 20 protective ballistic vests from the Kansas Attorney General’s Office have been donated to Ukrainian forces to fight the ongoing Russian invasion.
Leaders from Atchison’s new Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum will make the same transatlantic flight she did - which put her on the map - to Derry, Northern Ireland, to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the trip.
A Russian native and expert in politics has warned of several possibilities for Russia’s upcoming Victory Day holiday on May 9, which include attacks on Ukrainian strongholds.
Senator Jerry Moran has urged the Secretary of State to reopen the American embassy in Kyiv after Russians have withdrawn from the city to show support for the Ukrainian people.
Following their trip with a Senate delegation to Poland and Germany to take stock of what the U.S. has done and could do to help Ukraine, Kansas’ U.S. Senators have called on the president’s national security advisor to answer a few questions.
A man who runs a little-known, low-budget radio station in suburban Kansas City says he is standing up for free speech and alternative viewpoints when he airs Russian state-sponsored programming in the midst of the Ukrainian war.
Leaders from around Kansas’ Capitol City will form a task force to discuss how Topeka can best support refugees from Ukraine as Russia continues to invade.
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran continues to urge national leaders to take action as millions are on the brink of famine while Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine - two of the world’s largest wheat exporters.
A local organization is joining efforts to bring medical supplies to Ukraine following attacks on hospitals, including a children’s hospital and maternity facility.
Facing criticism for maintaining a presence in Russia, leadership from Koch Industries on Wednesday, March 16, issued a statement clarifying the Wichita-based international company’s position, defending its stance, and condemning Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
Both of Kansas’ U.S. Senators will head to Poland and Germany over the weekend to gather insight about the situation in Ukraine following President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s call with Congress.
Anna Curry feels caught in the middle of Russia's War on Ukraine. Born in Russia, her heritage and family there are important to her but Ukraine is getting her support.
As Kansas works to show its support for Ukraine, there is one the state and country have in common. The sunflower is the state flower of Kansas and the national flower of Ukraine.
Kansas’s two U.S. Senators have demanded answers from President Joe Biden regarding the American citizens, SIV applicants and green card holders that were left in the Afghanistan withdrawal.
Kansas’ second district U.S. Congressman Jake LaTurner has offered an amendment to fully account for every American still in Afghanistan following the completion of the military withdrawal.
France on Wednesday started administering booster shots of COVID-19 vaccine to people over 65 and those with underlying health conditions as the delta variant spreads in the country.
Questions continue to circulate regarding the fate of contract working dogs that were pictured left on the tarmac at the Kabul airport while troops completed the evacuation in Afghanistan as the Pentagon confirms that no dogs left were under military care.
After a terrorist attack committed by ISIS-K killed over 100 people and injured many more outside the Kabul airport as residents attempted to evacuate, Kansas’ two U.S. Senators are making a greater effort to aid.
An Afghanistan evacuation helpline created by Sen. Marshall’s office has aided a family with Kansas ties to find shelter in the U.S. after the Taliban took over the country.
Amid the chaos and confusion at the airport, the United States said it had taken at least one step to ease requirements for those seeking to leave: COVID-19 tests.
The World Health Organization reported late Sunday the largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases by its count, at more than 183,000 new cases in the latest 24 hours.
