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After a carbon monoxide leak killed one student, newly released documents reveal what two other people in the home experienced.

Newton police say the community has experienced eight “instances of hate and vandalism” in the last two months.

Evergreen State College personnel turned off carbon monoxide alarms that went off in an on-campus residence hours before a 21-year-old student died from carbon monoxide poisoning, according to State …

The action, if approved by the Governor’s Council, could impact hundreds of thousands of people.

Four members of the Mingo Sportsman Club were in the right place at the right time Saturday. Bill Brumback, John Carmichael, Tee Fithen and Roy Fithen were at t

Seven intricate garden railways and three displays at Tucson museums will be open to the public as part of a self-guided tour.

“I don’t think, I know that both of those people would still be here,” said Amber Saale-burger, a Topeka resident who lost four family members to fentanyl overdoses, said of the bill.

Kansas lawmakers debated at what age the law should allow teenagers with farm permits to drive to church and other religious events.

State Attorney General Kris Kobach wants to amend state law so that death warrants may be obtained by district judges, instead of the Kansas Supreme Court, and wants the state to allow executions by hypoxia.

The Republican state attorney general is pushing for legislation changing the execution process and authorizing a new and controversial execution method.