Ned Seaton

Ten to 15 buildings and a facility that uses an amount of electricity equal to a third of the capacity of Jeffrey Energy Center.

About 10:30 Monday night, Brett and Anja Hightower heard what seemed like an explosion.

From the small-world department:

The standoff between the federal government and the Olathe school district continues. And now there’s a ticking clock.

Summer officially starts June 21, but in my book, it began last week.

Q: What are the rules about these little electric mini-bikes and scooters I see kids riding all over the place? I’m afraid somebody’s going to get killed.

My brother texted me recently about an episode that prompted him to blurt a profanity our dad often used. Completely inadvertent; it shocked him. I’ve done the same thing several

Four months have come and gone since K-State fired basketball coach Jerome Tang. Still hanging fire is a dispute over a buyout clause in his contract that appeared to mean

As the clock ticks toward a deadline potentially involving tens of millions of taxpayer dollars, there’s one key item missing from the federal government’s campaign against the Olathe school district:

Q: I see that the driveway at Marlatt Elementary is all torn up. What are they doing over there?