Back from Vegas where we spent way too much money to see two shows at The Sphere — The Eagles and “The Wizard of Oz.” Not ...

The RNC claims that no other party can advance its “advance its own partisan objectives,” but Folsom ruled that courts presume adequate representation when the government as a defendant and the party ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has moved a staffer from Kansas out of the agency's congressional relations office after a ...

A former federal prosecutor who tried Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has been assigned to replace District Judge Teresa Watson ...

Democratic state Sen. Mary Ware of Wichita on Thursday announced she's immediately resigning her seat in the state Senate after serving in the chamber since 2019. “Serving our state and representing ...

State fiscal analysts increased their revenue forecasts by about $260 million for 2026 and 2027 combined, although state spending is projected to exceed revenues by more than $900 million for those ...

Lawyers for Gov. Laura Kelly's administration and Attorney General Kris Kobach went head to head in a Shawnee County ...

Over the last 10 months, former Kansas City Royals General Manager Dayton Moore has been on a journey exploring what it takes to run for governor and lead the state. A lifelong student of leadership, ...

House Speaker Dan Hawkins dealt out new committee assignments Friday in the aftermath of a failed attempt to secure enough ...

Lawmakers want to revive a bill that would limit local governments’ ability to regulate what are described as “no-impact” home-based businesses. The Special Committee on Commerce recently recommended ...

The Kansas corrections secretary said Monday that he's pausing the start of a new funding formula for community corrections ...

Overall, 78 state agencies reported an inventory of 4.1 million square feet of office space across 524 locations statewide, of which 2.6 million, or 63%, is leased, the audit said. State agencies ...