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Richard Davis, 97, of Sacramento is one of around 200 people left from roughly 23,000 who trained at the segregated Montford Point Marine camp in North Carolina between 1942 and 1949.

Young will be without more forward power as they look to extend their unbeaten record.

Some individual brilliance from Jacob Lucas sparked Young into gear.

Reggae in the Desert, Metalachi, Gareth Emery, Cursive, a special ‘Fargo’ screening and more in this week’s Superguide.

Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill that would have expanded an NRA-backed gun safety training in schools, a policy long desired by gun rights advocates.

A man with a history of DUIs accused of driving onto a bike path and then fatally hitting a 76-year-old bicyclist while intoxicated has been convicted of second-degree murder and other charges.

Kansas banks are extremely safe. Theyre extremely sound, Kansas Banking Commissioner David Herndon told Kansas lawmakers at a special briefing Monday.

SEK Freedom, a local organization formed in opposition to “a permanent, undeclared state of emergency” during the COVID-19 pandemic, is urging supporters to oppose a new bill, HB-2391, proposed by Rep. Paul Waggoner, a Republican from Hutchinson. 

House Republicans launched a “brazen” plan Thursday to stifle an investigation into alleged illegal campaign activities by rewriting numerous ethics rules and weakening the authority of the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission.

As the November election gets closer, Democratic candidates say they have been physically threatened, yelled at and followed while canvassing or during other campaign activities. They say their Republican counterparts aren’t met with the same level of harassment.