Kan. lawmakers forced back into tax negotiations
Kansas legislators are being forced to resume negotiations on tax issues following the House's rejection of a plan to lower the state sales tax on groceries.
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Mother, son to be tried together in woman’s death
A mother and son will be tried together in the shooting death of the son's estranged wife in Topeka.
KU player Martin charged with aggravated robbery
Kansas football player Chris Martin and two other men are charged with aggravated robbery after a home invasion in Lawrence.
Settlement reached in Kansas explosion death
The son of a Missouri woman who died in an explosion at a home near Cheney Reservoir has reached a confidential settlement in a wrongful-death lawsuit.
Man sentenced to 30 years for making child porn
A 38-year-old Kansas man was sentenced to 30 years in prison for taking pornographic photos of young children, including one that showed a naked 2-year-old boy in a roasting pan inside an oven.
4 Salina children receive electrical shock
Salina police say a 10-year-old girl is hospitalized after she suffered an electrical shock while she and three other children were playing during a storm.
Patrol identifies 4 victims in Kansas accident
The Kansas Highway Patrol says four people who died Tuesday in an accident in Ellsworth County were from Colorado.
Douglas County will seek exemption from gun law
The Douglas County Commission will ask the state for an exemption from a new law that allows concealed weapons in public buildings.
Santa Fe Trail sites added to historic register
A half-dozen segments of the Santa Fe Trail in Kansas are now on the National Register of Historic Places.
Appreciation for knives turns into a business for Ford man
Andy Thompson of Ford has always had an interest in knives. Several years ago, he was able to turn his interest into a business.
“I inherited knives from my dad,” he said, “ and then I bought some k…