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The Kansas attorney general's office says an environmental services company has to repay about $2,400 after the company was accused of sending false billings to four cities in Kansas.

Andy Thompson was talked into running for Ford City Council for the first time by his friends.
"I was asked back in '07," he said, "but I didn’t think it was the right time. My wife and I talked for …

Automatic federal spending cuts that took effect this month are hurting some U.S. military service members taking college courses, including 64 at the University of Kansas.

The Kansas House is preparing to debate legislation blocking tax breaks for abortion providers and barring public schools from using sex education instruction from groups that provide abortion servic…

A hearing for a 21-year-old woman facing charges of first degree murder and interfering with a law enforcement officer was continued once again last week.

Kansas House members are preparing to debate a proposed $14 billion state budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1.

Authorities in eastern Kansas are investigating a human skull that hunters found outside Gardner.

Republicans on a House committee have approved a measure that cuts protections of the classified employment system for many state workers.

The Kansas Rural Center and the Natural Resources Conservation Service will hold workshops next month on evaluating the effect of the drought on eastern Kansas pastures.