Sarah Haney

COVID positivity rates have been steadily increasing in Kansas, Missouri and across the country since July. The recent Kansas COVID-19 spike coincides with unexplained tuberculosis infections. TOPEKA — As the Kansas and Missouri medical communities prepare for respiratory illness season, health o

Former President Donald Trump has asked for a U.S. judge to take over his New York hush money case.

The area community celebrated Colony Day on Saturday.

The settlement of a Delaware lawsuit will transfer $1.5 million in unclaimed property to Kansas.

Ahead of classes resuming for the Fall semester, pro-Palestinian protestors at Columbia University called for a strike Tuesday. NEW YORK — Pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University called for a strike Tuesday, asking their classmates to skip school and urging college officials to divest f

Allen County Commissioners discussed various ways to promote a proposed half cent sales tax during their Tuesday morning meeting. The tax measure goes before Allen County voters in the Nov. 5 general election.

Facing the challenges of the newspaper industry, The Morning Sun is receiving help finding its way forward. Josh Letner, a Pittsburg State University graduate, will fill the general manager position at the newspaper. Resources and strengths that Pittsburg State University can offer The Morning S

The Humanity House Foundation has received a healthy injection of funding for its programs. A $25,000 matching gift, paired with $30,000 more in donations, will help bolster the services provided. In addition, the organization was the recipient of three grants totaling $8,300.

A nonprofit Kansas hospital organization has recently honored the innovative work of Wichita State University president Richard Muma. His leadership helped develop a $300 million biomedical campus in downtown Wichita.

A new medicine, tested at Colorado State University, has shown improved memory skills in laboratory mice with cognitive issues including Alzheimer's disease. Results from the study show the medicine could become a "game-changing tool" against the disease. DENVER — Laboratory mice with cognitive i