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A Kansas Senate committee is preparing to weigh a proposal authorizing additional state bonds to help finance construction of a federal biosecurity lab in Manhattan.

Kansas officials are considering parole for a 51-year-old man convicted of killing a 9-year-old boy and dismembering the body.

What would Dodge City look like if all community members had access to and knew how to use information technology?

A federal judge has granted a defense request to delay the trial of a Kansas veteran accused of illegally possessing explosives

A former Kansas police instructor charged with killing his wife is seeking to introduce evidence about her personal problems at his trial.

Salina Mayor Barb Shirley has joined a national group of mayors who support gay marriage.

Two Kansas employers are in the running for a national award for supporting employees who serve in the National Guard or military reserves.

The University of Kansas is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the start of its architecture program.

Kansas officials will hold an online meeting on the possibility of the lesser prairie chicken being granted federal protection.