Gov., ag secretary kick off statewide food drive
Kansas leaders have kicked off a month-long food drive with the goal of bringing in 50,000 meals for needy families in the state.
Annabelle Lillian Lenz
Annabelle Lillian Lenz, 96, died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013 at Presbyterian Manor of the Plains in Dodge City.
Willis Gene “W.G.” Summers
Willis Gene Summers, 83, went to be with his Lord and Savior Friday, Feb. 15,
Kansas Senate debating Internet filtering bill
A bill aimed at preventing children from seeing obscene or harmful images while using the Internet in schools and public libraries is coming up for debate in the Kansas Senate.
Carmon D. Lix
Carmon D. Lix, 73, died Sunday, February 17, 2013 at Poudre Valley Hospital, Ft. Collins, Colo.
Bishop, priest share thoughts on Pope’s resignation
After nearly eight years as the visible head of the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI shocked the world with the announcement of his resignation Feb. 11. And although 85-year-old Benedict is the fir…
Bill asks Kan. teachers to question climate change
A bill introduced in the Kansas House would require the state's schools to provide evidence in classrooms questioning the existence of climate change.
Changes made in Lawrence 8th grade slavery lesson
Lawrence school district officials have told an 8th grade teacher to change a lesson on slavery that included having some of the students wear mock shackles.
Brother of Kansas escapee arrested
Police have arrested the brother of a man who briefly escaped from jail while facing sentencing for killing his girlfriend's young son.
Four Red Demons qualify for Class 6A state wrestling meet
Red Demons place sixth in the eight-team regional meet