New report: Kan. highway system No. 2 in nation
A new report from a libertarian-leaning think tank rates the Kansas highway system second among states for its overall condition and cost-effectiveness.
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Kansas Star casino postpones Tim McGraw concert
The Kansas Star casino south of Wichita is postponing Sunday's performance by country singer Tim McGraw to avoid conflicting with a weekend concert for tornado relief in Oklahoma.
Kan. ag secretary announces management changes
Kansas Agriculture Secretary Dale Rodman has made changes in the department's top management because of the departures of two high-level administrators.
Kan. man considers Roberts challenge
A Manhattan man says he's considering a run against Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts.
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that Aaron Estabrook says he is forming an exploratory committee to look into …
Kan. AG won’t represent KCC against lawsuit
The Kansas attorney general will not be representing the Kansas Corporation Commission in a Shawnee County lawsuit accusing the state agency of violating the state's open meetings.
Two men sought in early morning shooting
On July 1, 2013 at approximately 12:59 a.m. a shooting occurred at Loves Country Store located at 400 E. Wyatt Earp. Two individuals were shot in the parking lot after a confrontation.
Long Branch celebrates 55 years
The Long Branch Variety Show, the longest running show of its kind in the nation, will celebrate it's 55th anniversary this Thursday.
"We had our first performance exactly 55 years ago from that date…
STEM Summer Learning Academy wraps up at middle school
The gym at Dodge City Middle School was filled on Thursday with students and textbooks as the STEM Summer Learning Academy wrapped up. However, those textbooks weren’t being used in any traditional w…
Feds sue Kansas for water pollution at road sites
Environmental regulators have accused Kansas of polluting water at three road construction sites.
Pretrial deadline set in Kan. prescription case
Defense attorneys have until mid-September to file pretrial motions on behalf of a northeast Kansas doctor accused of having unlicensed employees write hundreds of prescriptions for powerful painkill…