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Capitol Insider podcast: Discrimination more than sporting rivalry

Wichita Rep. Michael Capps' bill requiring students to participate in sports programs in accordance with biological gend…

K-State President Myers: 'Hanging on by our fingernails'

Retired four-star Air Force Gen. Richard Myers stepped in as president of Kansas State University four years ago with ey…

Thousands of ballots by eligible voters get tossed. This guy wants to fix that.

Kansas election officials threw out more than 6,000 ballots in the 2018 general election that were cast by individuals w…

DEA bolsters meth-busting efforts in Kansas

Federal authorities say they are cracking down on the surge in meth trafficked along highways in the Midwest, including …

Kansas law enforcement wary of legalizing 0.3% THC products

Kansans for Hemp co-founder Kelly Ripple said Friday state statute ought to be brought into compliance with federal law …

First Dental Good News: Canine trials ahead at Western State Bank Expo Center

The Dodge City Kennel Club will host a United Kennel Club Agility Trial at the Western State Bank Expo Center on Saturda…

DCHS forensics competes in slate of tourneys

It has been a busy and rewarding February for the Dodge City High School forensics team.

Getting cattle healthy

For years, Shane New, of Holton, thought he needed a "clean," well-tilled field for his cattle to graze on. He also thou…

'Fresh Bread Friday' tradition builds community

After a long school week, teachers and students alike look forward to Fridays at Fort Hays State University.

Salina-area youth pheasant hunt to include cleaning, cooking birds

Young hunters in the Salina area will get a chance to learn how to shoot, clean and eat upland birds next month, thanks …

Farmers can get funds to improve their soil

Farmers across Kansas are eligible for two grants to help them improve their soil, add tunnels for growing produce or be…

Senate panel rewrites Medicaid expansion plan, still won't let it pass

A Senate panel on Thursday torpedoed a compromise plan for Medicaid expansion by overhauling and spiking the legislation…

Senate committee endorses raw milk labeling, ad reforms

The Kansas Senate's agriculture committee rejected a proposal outlawing sale of raw milk in the state Thursday in favor …

The Conservation Reserve Program 2020 general signup to enroll is Feb. 28, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture wants …

ASHLAND - A night at the theatre is due at Ashland City Library as they present a weekend showing of "Love Letters" star…

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