Kim L. Salzman, 64, and Christopher L. Winters, 53, both of Melvern, were arrested Saturday after Osage County authorities served a search warrant at a home near Melvern, according to KVOE Radio.
April 11th is National Pet Day and Helping Hands Humane Society spoke about why its important to adopt or foster a pet rather than buying it from a pet store.
Since the start of February, Stormont Vail Health and Cotton O’Neil Orthopedics and Sports Medicine began using a new “Rosa” robotic operation system for total knee replacements.
Former Emporia State softball play Jacie Stephens passed away after giving birth to her child. Nearly a year later, her husband still mourns the loss. The Hornets extended family stepped in to help out a grieving soul.
As some unemployed Kansans continue to experience problems from the Kansas department of labor, a group gathered to protest to bring awareness to those left behind.
The Rotary Club of Community Action against Human Trafficking held a virtual summit on Saturday morning addressing how educators play a role in preventing Human trafficking.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against the Blue Valley school district by a Johnson County Commissioner who was denied entry into a district meeting because she refused to wear a mask.
Kansas conservatives on Friday pushed a proposed ban on transgender athletes in girl’s and women’s school sports through the Republican-controlled Legislature but don’t have enough support yet to overcome a possible veto by the state’s Democratic governor.
Two female police officers allege in a lawsuit that the Overland Park, Kansas, police department discriminated against them when it repeatedly passed over them for promotions in favor of younger, less experienced men.
Gov. Laura Kelly thanked both chambers for passing legislation overhauling the state’s unemployment system, citing the need to be able to help Kansans when they need it.
A split among Republicans on Friday blocked a proposal from conservative Kansas lawmakers to allow parents of academically struggling students to pay for private schooling with state dollars normally earmarked for public schools.
Warde-Meade Park kicked off their Tulips at Twilight Friday night, where the more than 25,000 tulips coming in at the park are accompanied by lighted displays and live music for a lively stroll through the park.
The Manhattan Fire Department’s Search and Rescue team used drones and k-9s to search a local park this morning. But nothing was wrong -- it was part of special training.
