Sarah Haney

Donna Houser arrived at Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for Iola’s new splash park expecting to celebrate the completion of a community project she had

TOPEKA — A Kansas healthcare leader and a U.S. Representative are questioning why funding needed to continue essential scientific research isn’t being paid out.

Residents of Galena, Kansas, are complaining about a smelly construction and demolition landfill outside of the city that they say is impacting their quality

TOPEKA — Scientists identified a case of New World screwworm in a Texas calf, ramping up concerns nationwide about stopping the invasive parasite that can

A student’s GPA, career interests and even whether they’ve failed a class could soon determine how much they pay to participate in career and technical

GARNETT — Following a failed effort to reverse course, Greeley Elementary will officially close. According to The Anderson County Review, the USD 365 Board

Margaret Tomlinson has been recovering from a traumatic brain injury for three years. Nearly a year ago, she moved from her sister’s home in Atchison, Kansas,

Iola High School could soon take a different approach to student technology use, with administrators proposing a shift away from assigning individual laptops

Allen County commissioners are exploring whether a second attempt at an emergency medical services (EMS) sales tax should go before voters this fall.

CAMDENTON, Mo. — Students and staff with USD 257’s SAFE BASE summer program traded classrooms for cave passages Thursday as they traveled to Bridal Cave at