Kansas — Excessive heat, combined with high humidity, is always a dangerous combination this time of year in Kansas. This combination is closely monitored as
Manhattan, Kan. — Teacher shortages are making headlines across the country. In its ongoing response to this statewide and nationwide crisis, the Kansas State University
Manhattan, Kan. — A decade ago, wildlife officials in the Kansas City area reported that the density of deer in Shawnee Mission Park – a
Topeka, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Commerce is seeking qualified organizations to administer Individual Development Account (IDA) programs in communities throughout the state. The
Topeka, Kan. — Merely mentioning it in court could lead to a mistrial. Jury nullification, where juries look the other way when someone breaks a
Clay Center, Kan. — The Grow Clay County announced a new partnership with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS) and Chamber of Commerce Executives
Courtland, Kan. — This Kansas business is for the birds – gamebirds, that is. Today we’ll meet a young ruralpreneur who has created a business
Manhattan, Kan. — Mike Scanlon believes – truly believes – in the power of trails for driving economic development. Trails, he says, for biking, walking,
Phillipsburg, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly today joined Amber Wave, a leader in sustainable agriculture, food ingredients, and low-carbon fuels, to cut the ribbon on
Panasonic’s decision to build a $4 billion factory for electric vehicle batteries in Johnson County could help an industry struggling to ramp up while reeling
