Four Kansas nonprofit organizations have been selected as grant recipients of a new initiative to increase equity in school readiness and educational outcomes created by the Kansas Health Foundation (KHF) and the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund (Health Fund). Recipients include Kansas …
Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha had requested their own Kansas License tag, an effort that Rep. Gail Finney (D-Wichita) had been working to get approved for several years. This year, Finney and the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha scored a victory with their new custom tag approved as part of a pack…
A state Senator from Wichita has been arrested for DUI and other charges.
After decades of trying, a broad coalition of community organizations and supportive elected officials have been able to get a bill proposing major reforms in Kansas’ driver’s license suspension laws approved by the Kansas Senate Transportation committee. It’s a step that has supporters opti…
Middle-income families may now benefit and time to apply expanded
Kansas House legislators cast support March 1 behind a bill increasing community regulatory oversight for construction of urban electric transmission mega poles.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A bill to lower the legal age to carry concealed firearms in Kansas from 21 to 18 won final passage Thursday in the Kansas House.
TOPEKA, Kansas — Kiley Klug, flanked by her 13-year-old son, Owen, in a wheelchair, stood before Kansas lawmakers Wednesday and pleaded to let her treat her son’s hundreds of daily seizures with legal medicinal marijuana.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Senate on Wednesday approved a proposal from its top Republican to require the state’s public-school districts to offer in-person classes to all students by March 26.
