Students from Dodge City and Governor Laura Kelly unveiled the Day of the Dead altar at the Kansas Statehouse ahead of the holiday.

Seventeen days after his death, Steve Hinkle’s family is frustrated with how the case is being handled as they haven’t heard from police.

Attorney General Derek Schmidt is continuing the fight against COVID-19 vaccination mandates, which he says stand on shaky legal grounds.

The Kansas U.S. Attorney’s Office has teamed up with the Department of Justice to combat illegal racial profiling in mortgage lending.

A pair of crashes were reported within a few minutes of each other Thursday morning on Interstate 70 near the S.W. MacVicar exit in west Topeka, authorities said.

Ascension Via Christi in Manhattan is celebrating 85 years of bringing much-needed healthcare services to the residents of Manhattan.

Shawnee County is seeing more weekly cases in the latest COVID-19 community report.

Additional Senate hearing requests have been sent as Senator Roger Marshall doubles down on his attempts to get Kansas union workers to Capitol Hill to try to prevent COVID-19 vaccine mandates from disrupting the workforce.

Those that wish to have an electric vehicle charging station along certain sections of Kansas roadways have been asked to submit their proposals to KDOT.

Training and education are included in Kansas’ new Cybersecurity Task Force’s first set of recommendations.

City of Topeka street maintenance crews conducted a winter operations “dry run" Thursday morning in preparation for the winter month, officials said.

A Lawrence man suffered serious injuries late Wednesday when he was struck by a passing sport utility vehicle while he stood outside a disabled SUV on Interstate 70 in Kansas City, Kan., authorities said.