The Kansas Shrine Bowl is annual football game where the most accomplished high school football players across the state are selected to play for something bigger than themselves.
Kansas’ junior U.S. Senator recently grilled the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture regarding his department’s relationship with the EPA and a lack of international trade deals.
The Deputy Police Chief of the Salina Police Department is set to retire after more than 30 years of service to the city and the training of a new Chief of Police.
Kansas’ junior U.S. Senator has highlighted the importance of the practice of pasture burning as farmers and ranchers prepare for the summer grazing season.
Two people were sent to the hospital with suspected serious injuries after a wrong-way driver on a Kansas City metro interstate caused a head-on collision.
National Archives and Records Administration is hosting the March Lunch and Learn to educate the public about the U.S. agricultural policy during the Eisenhower Era.