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VIDEO April 3, 2024

‘No trace’ of two Kansas women missing after drive to Oklahoma, investigators say

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ senior correspondent Alicia Acuna reports on the search for two Kansas women who vanished while driving to Oklahoma.

Kansas April 3, 2024

After Kansas police dog strangled, legislators approve harsher penalties for K-9 killings

Kansas lawmakers gave final approval for a bill that would increase the penalties for killing police dogs and horses after the November death of a Wichita police dog.

Kansas April 1, 2024

Kansas lawmakers race to reckon with flat tax, DEI disputes before spring break

As the Kansas Legislature approaches a three-week-long spring break, lawmakers scramble to address tax cuts, funding for disability services and immigration issues.

Missing Persons April 1, 2024

Oklahoma police investigating 'suspicious disappearance' of 2 women who vanished while heading to pick up kids

Police in Oklahoma are investigating the "suspicious disappearance" of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley, who were last seen heading to pick up children.

Politics March 28, 2024

State makes retail theft a felony as organized crime proliferates

Kansas joins several other states that have enacted harsher penalties for organized retail crime. The bill still needs the signature of Gov. Laura Kelly.

Tennessee March 27, 2024

Man sues GOP Rep. Burchett over Super Bowl rally shooting, illegal immigrant claims

Denton Loudermill Jr. is suing Republican Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett for allegedly falsely accusing him of being one of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooters.

Kansas March 27, 2024

Kansas lawmakers advance crackdown on Chinese land buys, economic activity

Kansas lawmakers advanced proposals Wednesday to curb economic activity by Chinese entities, including farmland and business property purchases.

Texas March 26, 2024

Bird flu detected among dairy cows in Texas and Kansas

Milk sampled from dairy cows in Kansas and Texas has tested positive for bird flu, U.S. officials reported on Monday. It is believed to pose no significant risk to humans.

Kansas March 26, 2024

Kansas House now includes lobbyists' names on the bills they request to increase transparency

The Kansas House in January began including the names of lobbyists on the bills they request to increase transparency. No other state legislative chamber does this.

Allergy March 22, 2024

How to beat spring allergies with an early pollen season this year

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America says more than 80 million Americans deal with seasonal allergies. Allergy season arrived early this year in the U.S.

Kansas March 13, 2024

Kansas to pay $1M in suit over 7-year-old who was tortured, fed to pigs

Kansas will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit over the 2015 murder of Adrian Jones, who was tortured by his father and stepmother before being fed to pigs.