Kan. Senate set to OK drug testing measure
Senators are set to take a final vote on a bill that would require many of Kansas' elected officials and applicants for certain welfare benefits to undergo drug testing.
February 2013
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Kan. optometrist pleads guilty to eye exam fraud
A Kansas optometrist admits he collected $500,000 for eye exams that he didn't perform.
Wildlife struggle after snow covers arid land
Experts say the deep snow covering much of Kansas only made things worse for wildlife in the state.
4-H’ers to compete at Regional Club Days
Ford County 4-H Club Day was held Saturday, Feb. 2, at the Dodge City Middle School. 4-H Club Day provides an opportunity for Ford County 4-H members to demonstrate their abilities in public speaking…
Schools try to dig out from under snow days
Dodge City's USD 443 is one of many school districts in the state talking about making up a heap of snow days from the past week.
Snow helps, but falls short of ending Kan. drought
The National Drought Mitigation Center says the snowstorms hitting Kansas this month have eased dry conditions but have not ended the drought.
Former KU worker’s discrimination suit dismissed
An age discrimination lawsuit filed by a former University of Kansas employee has been dismissed in Douglas County District Court.
Mary Jane Young
Mary Jane Young, 75, died Monday, Feb. 25, 2013 at BobWilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses, Kan.
Cloud County voters reject new hospital
Cloud County voters have rejected a proposed sales tax increase to pay for a new hospital in Concordia.
Police: Carbon monoxide possible cause of deaths
Kansas City, Kan., police say a man and his sister were found dead in their home, and carbon monoxide poisoning is the suspected cause of death.