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Missouri March 13, 2024

Kansas, Missouri brace for baseball-sized 'gorilla hail' as storms approach

Volatile weather is expected to sweep over parts of Kansas and Missouri on Wednesday night, with the potential for so-called "gorilla hail" being reported.

Politics March 12, 2024

Kansas judge rules keeping biological sex on IDs does not harm transgender people

Kansas Judge Teresa Watson kept in place an existing ruling she decided in July 2023 to prohibit the Department of Revenue from allowing individuals to change their biological sex on ID cards.

Kansas March 12, 2024

Kansas judge says transgender rights not violated by state's refusal to change sex on driver's licenses

A Kansas judge sided with Attorney General Kris Kobach in ruling that transgender rights are not violated by refusing to change sex on driver's licenses.

Kansas March 6, 2024

Phoenix senior charged in Kansas with 1982 cold case murder

A 75-year-old Phoenix man has been arrested and brought to Kansas on charges that he killed Hutchinson resident Michael McKeown in 1982.

LIFESTYLE February 21, 2024

Kansas fisherman's crappie record removed after steel weights are found in fish's stomach

A Kansas fisherman's record was nullified by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks after officials found steel weights in the stomach of the white crappie fish.

Kansas City Chiefs February 15, 2024

Veteran details chasing down Kansas City Chiefs parade shooter, credits military training, 'guardian angels'

Lifelong Chiefs fan and Navy veteran Tony Janssens sprang into action when gunfire rang out at the parade, chasing down a shooter through the crowd.

Kansas February 14, 2024

Kansas lawmakers consider increasing penalties for harming police dogs

Kansas legislators are considering a bill to increase penalties for harming or killing police dogs. The bill is a response to the death of Bane, a police dog in Wichita.

Kansas February 8, 2024

Kansas lawmakers approve 93% pay raise for themselves starting next year

Kansas is poised to significantly increase the pay for state legislators, nearly doubling their compensation. The raise would bring their total pay to almost $58,000.

Mammals February 7, 2024

PETA targets Kansas merry-go-round maker over animal-themed carousels

Animal rights organization PETA implored a Kansas-based amusement company to stop their production of animal-themed carousels.

Kansas February 7, 2024

Kansas reporter sues town, local officials over police raid of newspaper office

A Marion County Record reporter has filed a federal lawsuit against a town and local officials for $950,000 in damages after a police raid on the newspaper's offices in 2023.

Kansas February 2, 2024

Kansas is poised to expand tax credit for helping disabled workers after debate over low pay

The Kansas Legislature is preparing to expand a program which offers incentives for companies who hire disabled workers, boosting tax credits to $8 million.