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In his announcement ending the federal payments, Gov. Parson stated, "It's time that we end these programs that have ultimately incentivized people to stay out of the workforce."

The police board is going through the courts to stop the attempt by Mayor Lucas and the city council to refocus the use of $42 million of the department's authorized budget.

A Jackson County judge postponed a hearing in the lawsuit the Board of Police Commissioners has brought against the city to regain control of the money.

For the ninth year in a row, the state is home to the worst puppy mills in America.

Widespread layoffs in newsrooms and commercial flights being hijacked are just two of the chances journalists take working in their profession.

The Kansas City radio legend has traded in his pranks for radio supporting America's military

For households with kids, the percentage who didn't know where their next meal was coming from jumped from 13.6 to 28 percent since the coronavirus struck.

Trained advocates provide support and resources for young Kansans about to face life on their own.

Before the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer in 2020, the police department of Topeka, Kansas, was already looking at ways to change its training regarding excessive force and individuals in crisis.

A veto override saved substantial tax cuts, and the age for concealed carry is lower.