Tim Carpenter is a Senior Reporter at Kansas Reflector. He covers a wide array of topics including government and politics, education, and regional interests, with a particular focus on social issues and the legal landscape. Tim's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Islander News, Yahoo News, and The Wichita Eagle.
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By: Tim Carpenter
Georgia business suffers setback after rolling dice on legitimacy of arcade game
TOPEKA — Expansion of the Kansas Geological Survey's drill core library will support analysis of oil and gas reservoir properties, hydrogen and carbon storage and identification of critical minerals.
Kansas Department of Transportation will use $2.6 million federal grant to moderize crash data collection from law enforcement agencies statewide.
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly said during a Kansas Reflector interview that she was committed to solidifying investment in water, K-12 education and transportation programs when the 2025 Kansas Legislature convened in January. Photo by Anna Kaminski/Kansas Reflector
Gov. Laura Kelly designated Jan. 9 as a day of mourning and that flags be flown at half-staff until Jan. 28 to honor former President Jimmy Carter.
By: Tim Carpenter
The Kansas Supreme Court deflected a legal squabble initiated five years ago by an electronic “skill-game” company that sought an official declaration that its Dragon's Ascent game available to players at truck stops or convenience stores was legal under state law.
By: Tim Carpenter
Governor points to child advocacy, literacy and worker compensation reforms TOPEKA — Gov.
By: Tim Carpenter
Predominantly white suburban districts have become more integrated and the isolation of students of color in urban districts has intensified over two decades.
By: Tim Carpenter
KDOT receives electronic reports of traffic accidents from the Kansas Highway Patrol through the Kansas Law Enforcement Reporting System or KLER.
By: Tim Carpenter
Garden City Community College and Kansas State University launch initiative to help southwest Kansans earn 4-year degrees in agriculture without relocating.
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