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Project GreenLight, which launched Wednesday, aims to combat "driving while poor" by helping people pay off fines accumulated through traffic violations and providing lawyers to help get drivers’ licenses reinstated.

The state is trying to make it easier for someone with a suspended license to get some driving privileges with restricted licenses. But people are still missing out.

Because the Kansas City region mostly lacks reliable public transportation, people routinely drive without valid licenses. But that can mean court dates, escalating fines and bewildering encounters with law enforcement and legal bureaucracies

TOPEKA, Kansas — Kansas has one of the highest rates of suspended drivers in the country, and the majority of those more than 215,000 licenses are…

TOPEKA, Kansas — Kansas lawmakers passed an important milestone this week: the midpoint deadline called “turnaround.”In simple terms, it means most bills…

Doctors at the University of Kansas Hospital say a change in the distribution of livers across the country could result in Kansans waiting longer for…

Leading by a neckElection soothsayer fivethirtyeight.com, the respected outfit run by former New York Times poll analyst Nate Silver, projects that…

Not quite all inThe Beltway-focused newspaper The Hill is now reporting that the National Republican Congressional Committee has pulled more than $1…

A Kansas law that blocked tens of thousands of voter registrations goes on trial this week in federal court — testing whether fraud is common enough to…

Kansas’ plans to migrate driver’s license records for about 2 million people from an aged mainframe to new information technology infrastructure remain…

In the first of what may be several visits to highlight his many other vetoes from this summer, Gov. Jay Nixon told reporters in Springfield that he…

By estimate of federal investigators, more than a hundred people from around the country used an illegal custom service to get Missouri driver’s licenses…