Charity for vets opens in KC area
A national charity that helps military service members has opened an office in the Kansas City area.
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Kan. judge: Use tax refunds to pay court fines
A judge in Topeka has a suggestion for taxpayers wondering how to spend their refunds: Pay off your fines in Municipal Court.
Judge rules for city of Manhattan in water dispute
A Kansas Court of Appeals judge says the city of Manhattan does not have to provide free water to the city's schools.
Dodge City IHOP Restaurant set to open today
Dodge City's new IHOP will open today
Annual toy show set for Saturday
The Knights of Columbus toy show features all kinds of toys
Hearing in football player’s death continued
A preliminary hearing for two suspects in the death of a Tabor College football player was continued because prosecutors are searching for a key witness.
Kansas communities pay to rid water of uranium
Some Kansas communities have taken steps to rid their drinking water of harmful elements such as uranium and arsenic, but residents in several small towns are facing considerable rate hikes to pay fo…
Kan. legislative leaders set on shorter session
Kansas legislative leaders from both parties have endorsed plans to shorten this year's annual session to 80 days.
KU Trumpet Ensemble performing at inaugural
A trumpet ensemble from the University of Kansas will represent Kansas in President Barack Obama's inaugural ceremony, thanks to some quick planning and hard work.
Kan. governor submits order on juvenile justice
Gov. Sam Brownback has submitted an executive order to Kansas legislators merging the state's troubled Juvenile Justice Authority with its adult Department of Corrections.