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Gov. Laura Kelly had the late Cooper Davis and Sebastain Sheahan in mind Thursday when signing into law bipartisan legislation designed to save lives by decriminalizing in Kansas use of test strips ca

Fentanyl-testing strips will be decriminalized in Kansas starting July 1. Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill Thursday in Shawnee with legislators and family members of overdose victims by her side.

Libby and Randy Davis lost their 16-year-old son Cooper to a fentanyl overdose and know death stalks each illegal user of the powerful drug.

Rain did not dampen spirits Saturday at the fifth annual Commissioners Cup youth bass tournament at Lake Hamilton.

Officials should end the war on drugs instead of further empowering a surveillance state that is already over-intrusive.

The company sources from farms owned by women and groups that are underrepresented on the working waterfront. “Representation matters,” says owner Libby Davis.

A bill that honors a Kansas teen who lost his life to fentanyl poisoning has been introduced to fight the sale of the drug on social media platforms.

We want to tell you our stories about the impact that failing to legalize fentanyl test strips has had on our lives.

The Network for Public Health Law said it’s legal to have fentanyl test strips in at least 30 states and the District of Columbia. Missouri and Kansas are not part of that list.

Kansas advocates urge legalization of fentanyl testing strips and date rape drug testing strips, saying it will protect women from harm.