Susan Lynn

A lifelong Republican, Don Coover became a Democrat on Jan. 6, 2021. The day mobs attacked the U.S. Capitol in an effort to overturn the 2020 election

When Matt Rehder arrived in Iola in 2021, he inherited a daunting to-do list and nearly five years later, the city administrator is steadily checking it off.

Trump has always preferred the golf courses his family owns — spending about one of every four days of his second term at one of them. But he's now enlisted golf champion Jack Nicklaus as the architect to overhaul the Courses at Andrews.

Gov. Kehoe aligned himself with Arthur Laffer, the voodoo economist who helped Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback push the state to the cusp of fiscal ruin.

When lawmakers return to Topeka next week for the upcoming legislative session, Rep. Fred Gardner says his goal is ensuring the district receives its share of federal funds designed to support rural health care.

Former Iolan Mildred Smith turns 103 on Friday. Smith moved to Shawnee in 2001 to live with her daughter.

If Gov. Jared Polis frees a convicted criminal, he might win President Trump's good graces. Is it worth it?

Scores of youngsters take part in Easter hunts in Iola and LaHarpe Saturday.

Fred Gardner, who represents Iola and most of Allen County in the Kansas House of Representatives, discusses a number of topics from the recently completed legislative session in Topeka.

Lee A. Johnson has visions — nightmares, really — of judicial campaigns devolving into whether voters are attracted to candidates with legal experience and