Two years after police staged a chilling raid on the Marion County Record, the newspaper's owner-editor remains committed to the hard-hitting journalism that made him a target.

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach keeps a box of naloxone in his pickup truck.It’s a life-saving tool that can fit in the glovebox, and Kobach wants to make the product more available to Kansans.

A federal judge sentenced six leaders of a Kansas City, Kansas, based quasi-religious group who forced children to endure abuse and work long, unpaid hours.

Vicki Schmidt, the state's insurance commissioner and a pharmacist, is seeking the Kansas Republican Party nomination for governor in 2026.

Battle lines are being drawn ahead of the August 2026 vote on a proposed constitutional amendment allowing election of justices to the Kansas Supreme Court.

As dissatisfaction with the two-party system grows in the United States, the idea of an alternative, however unlikely, gains traction. Elon Musk’s recent call for an America Party may be unserious, ...

Sen. Cindy Holscher, a candidate for governor, is critical of Kelly administration's pressure campaign to deter certain Democrats from running for the job.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation deleted the voicemail that prompted a police inquiry into the citizenship of a Lenexa City Council member, the bureau's legal department says.

Kansas Legislature's task force on water continues to study ways of creating balance between supply and demand and interests of the economy and environment.

Lawrence attorney Chris Mann is taking a second bite at the apple by declaring his candidacy for Kansas attorney general in 2026.

A cheese manufacturing plant in western Kansas created hundreds of new jobs, but developers needed help building enough housing for the plant’s workers.

There’s a word for what happened to Lenexa City Council member Melanie Arroyo, and it begins with an “r” and ends with “ism.” Go ahead. Take a wild guess. Arroyo was forced to prove her citizenship to ...