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It’s the perfect time of year to do birds and butterflies a solid — by killing an invasive, ornamental and all-too-common pear tree. This April and May, if

It’s the perfect time of year to do birds and butterflies a solid — by killing an invasive, ornamental and all-too-common pear tree.

Three police officers injured in a shootout with suspected drug dealers in Kansas City, Kansas... KU coach Bill Self updates reporters on his health... Kansas bans transgender athletes from competing in female sports... and a fatal crash near Emporia claims two lives. Those stories and more can be found here.

Spring is in the air! It’s time to fix up the yard and get back out in the garden. We’re assembling a panel of local experts to answer your questions about spring gardening.

Kansas lawmakers have approved a bill that would make it easier to pursue criminal charges or file lawsuits over childhood sexual abuse, even if the abuse is reported many years after it occurred....state lawmakers rejected a plan to create state-run presidential primaries next year...and Kansas law enforcement agencies are planning a crackdown on distracted driving. Details on these stories, and more, can be found here.

It’s the perfect time of year to do birds and butterflies a solid — by killing an invasive, ornamental and all-too-common pear tree. This April and May, if

They're called Bradford pears, Callery pears and about two dozen other names. Scientists say it's time to remove these trees, because they're wreaking havoc. Here's one way to help in Kansas and Missouri.

Theyre called Bradford pears, Callery pears and about two dozen other names. Scientists say its time to remove these trees, because theyre wreaking havoc.

They're called Bradford pears, Callery pears and about two dozen other names. Scientists say it's time to remove these trees, because they're wreaking havoc. Here's one way to help in Kansas and Missouri.

They're called Bradford pears, Callery pears and about two dozen other names. Scientists say it's time to remove these trees, because they're wreaking havoc. Here's one way to help in Kansas and Missouri.