Eighty Million Years Ago, Western Kansas Was ‘Hell’s Aquarium.’ Here’s What It Can Teach Us Today
Castle Rock Badlands, KS — How do you save sea turtles from climate change? Maybe start by digging around in the arid badlands of western
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Abortion Rights Forces Won a Huge Victory in Kansas, But the Fight in the State Rages On
Topeka, KS- The landmark defeat of an anti-abortion amendment to the Kansas Constitution drew international attention. It left abortion rights forces thrilled and their opponents
Kris Kobach Makes a Rebound with the Republican Nomination for Kansas Attorney General
Topeka, KS- Anti-immigration hardliner and one-time Trump ally on voter fraud conspiracist Kris Kobach overcame the Kansas Republican establishment on Tuesday to win the party’s
Kansans Will Soon Head to the Polls to Decide High-Stakes Vote on the Future of Abortion Rights
Topeka, KS— Kansans have been arguing with each other about abortion for at least a generation. But the stakes have never been this high. The
Flags to be Flown at Half-Staff in Honor of Saint Marys Police Officer Mark Lamberson
Topeka, Kan. — In accordance with Executive Order 20-30, Governor Laura Kelly directs flags be flown at half-staff at all state grounds, buildings, and facilities
Employers in Kansas and Elsewhere are Wrestling with the Health Care Industry — and Losing
Topeka, Kan. — One Topeka engineering firm does what it can to fight the ballooning cost of health care for its workers. Bartlett & West
Roe is Overturned. Here’s What that means for Kansas Abortion Rights
Kansas — The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday, in a decision overturning the nearly 50-year-old case of Roe v. Wade, ruled that it’s up to
Race wasn’t an Obvious Factor in the New Kansas Congressional Map, State’s High Court Says
Kansas — The Kansas Supreme Court found that civil rights groups challenging the state’s new congressional map failed to prove Republicans used race as a
Governor Laura Kelly Announces Resources, Actions to Assist Cattle Producers Impacted by Heat Wave
Topeka, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly today announced actions her administration has taken and resources that are available to support cattle feeders in southwestern Kansas
Riley County Public Works Buildings Damaged in June 11 Storm
Riley Co., Kan. — Several buildings at the Riley County Public Works Department sustained heavy damage during Saturday’s storm. The Public Works complex, located north