Jack Harvel

The Docking Building and the Health and Environment Lab in Topeka have been under construction for more than a year, but the end is now in sight.

In Kansas 19,467 abortions were performed in 2023, up from 12,319 the prior year. The increase is largely driven by out-of-state residents.

A proposed 5-mile-wide corridor for transmission lines that ran from southwest Kansas to Illinois that drew the ire of lawmakers and landowners won't get special consideration by the federal government.

The Kansas Department of Commerce said it didn't think it could background check most of its hires and asks Legislature to intervene.

The meeting on Monday was the last in-state step in the election, which will now be certified by the U.S. Congress on Jan. 6.

Former Kansas Congresswoman Martha Keys passed away at her home in Locust Grove, Virginia, on Dec. 19 at the age of 94.

Religious and political leaders celebrated Hanukkah at the Statehouse on Monday, two days before the holiday begins at sundown on Wednesday.

Eucalyptus Real Estate, owned by out-of-state real estate investor Lew McGinnis, didn't meet a deadline to clean up piles of trash at his properties.

The legislative session in Kansas this year was dominated by the back and forth between a major tax cut bill between Republicans in the Legislature and the governor.

A winter storm warning covering much of eastern Kansas, including Topeka, took effect on Saturday morning and will conclude at midnight on Sunday.