A former Ness City man will spend life in prison after being convicted on rape and Jessica’s Law charges in August, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said.
The government's weekly snapshot of Kansas crops shows nearly a quarter of the emerging winter wheat faring poorly.
Hutchinson students have officially set a Guinness World Record for the number of people working out with Hula Hoops, but organizers acknowledge that feat might not last long.
An Army post in Kansas is sending 29 helicopters and nearly 300 soldiers to Colorado's Fort Carson for high-altitude aviation training.
Pastors could soon be a fixture in McPherson police cars in a program designed to give officers an understanding ear and help in high-stress situations.
John “Jack” Migas, 65, died Sunday, November 18, 2012 at his home in Dodge City.
Officials in a suburban Kansas City community have asked the Johnson County District Attorney to remove a City Council member for letting a homeless friend sleep at City Hall.
The stories of Kansans are told in the new Ken Burns documentary "The Dust Bowl."
The Kansas Department of Labor is preparing to release a fresh look at the state's economy.
A task force formed by Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is preparing to open discussions about finding ways to reduce childhood poverty.