The Kansas Small Business Empowerment Tour will be making a stop in Dodge City today. The tour, which boasts seven stops statewide, is an effort by state officials to reach out to small business owne…
Ann Papay, 76, died Sunday, Sept. 9, 2012 at her home in Ulysses, Kan.
The closing day of a retrial for former Dodge City policeman Christopher Tahah was postponed until today. The trial, which began last Tuesday, was originally scheduled to end Friday but ran over and …
The annual Dodge City 9-11 memorial service is scheduled for 7 p.m. tonight at the Liberty Garden in Wright Park. Representatives from public safety agencies, the military and VFW Post 1714 will be i…
A Wichita man is appealing his nearly 27-year federal prison sentence for enticing a 14-year-old girl into texting him a nude photo of herself.
The Kansas Department of Transportation has scheduled eight meetings around the state to discuss road and bridge projects and gather public comments on how highway dollars are being spent.
Some horses being trained by inmates at the Hutchinson Correctional Facility are now available for adoption at the lowest price allowed under Kansas law.
Two military officers studying at Fort Leavenworth helped the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum reach a research milestone.
Kansas State University is celebrating a $5 million expansion of Justin Hall to accommodate growth in its College of Human Ecology.
News to know The U.S. National Climate Data Center reported Monday that 2012 so far is the hottest year the U.S. has ever seen since records began being kept in 1895. The three seasons this year has …