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Kansas House Speaker Ray Merrick has a new chief of staff after his top aide took a high-level job at the state Chamber of Commerce.

A former Kansas high school football coach avoided jail time by agreeing to plead guilty to a misdemeanor count of patronizing a prostitute.

Olathe residents gave overwhelming approval to a $244.8 million school bond issue that will be used for new schools and improved school security.

Reno County will seek a one-year exemption from a new state law that requires counties to allow concealed handguns in public buildings unless adequate security is installed.

A state consumer agency is alleging that the Kansas Corporation Commission violated the state's open meeting law when it approved a water rate increase without a public vote.

Three friends gather to see a newly purchased piece of artwork, and end up finding out a lot about themselves and their friendship. That's the basic premise of the Depot Theater's newest show 'ART', …

Kansas residents who receive Medicare benefits will soon be seeing new information on their claim statements.

A Hutchinson man faces a minimum of nine years in prison after being convicted of killing a Wichita woman.

Fort Hays State University could be generating electricity from wind turbines in the next few weeks.