Scott Canon
Managing Editor, Kansas News ServiceAs the editor of a statewide news outlet, I aspire to work with our reporters to give Kansans a clear-eyed view of the place they call home. That means delivering hard-hitting stories that expose those things that keep Kansas from being the most vibrant, healthy place it can be. You can reach me at scott@kcur.org or 816-235-8023.
I spent most of my career as a newspaper reporter covering regional, national and international stories. I moved to public radio as the digital editor for the then-fledgling Kansas News Service in 2018. Now, I'm the KNS managing editor, overseeing the work of reporters across the state.
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The Kansas Bureau of Investigation found that the church minimized child rape with euphemisms, protected priests accused of rape and supported clergy financially after they had been implicated in sexual assault. -
Four men have been charged with cyberattacks on energy sector facilities around the world — including Wolf Creek nuclear plant in Burlington, Kansas. The unsealing of indictments comes amid rising tensions between Washington and Moscow.
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Marshall also signaled he was unlikely to vote for Ketanji Brown Jackson's appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Gov. Laura Kelly delivered a State of the State speech Tuesday that called for cutting sales taxes on groceries, freezing public university tuition and eliminating partisan squabbling.
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The lifelong Republican represented Kansas on a national stage and staunchly supported his party's candidates, including President Donald Trump.
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The shooting broke out during an attempt to arrest a man in a gas station who was suspected in a previous assault.
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A new poll shows Kansans feeling stressed by the coronavirus pandemic and its economic toll, but largely in favor of shutdown measures.
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Five Republicans running for the U.S. Senate debated farm issues in Manhattan on Saturday. They all described themselves as loyalists to President Donald Trump.
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(Updated at 4:45 p.m.) With trees shredded into tinder and homes ripped asunder, scores of families in and around Lawrence and Linwood, Kansas, surveyed…
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