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Kansas Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach is urging officials in Johnson County to postpone a legally required destruction of ballots from the 2020 election because the county sheriff says his he is still investigating possible election crimes ..... the national Democratic Party is gearing up to help Kansas Democrats break the Republican super-majority in the Statehouse ... and, authorities retrieved an unidentified body from the Kansas River near Lawrence Thursday. This summary of area hea...

A Florida man is accused of a hate crime homicide after he allegedly stabbed a Kansas City, Missouri, man to death because of his race...a three-day disciplinary hearing against Douglas County District Attorney Suzanne Valdez has concluded...and AAA Kansas says it’s expecting more than one million Kansans to hit the roads this holiday season. This summary of area headlines is updated throughout the day and made possible by KPR listener-members. Become one today!

Marjorie Taylor Greene married Perry Greene, her husband of 27 years, in 1995. Marjorie Taylor Greene married Perry Greene, her husband of 27 years, in 1995.

The first prime time January 6 hearing has reached nearly 19 million television viewers, which is considered to be a "quantifiable success" for the Democratic-led team of lawmakers probing the investigation of the Capitol riot.

Former Proud Boys leader Henry "Enrique" Tarrio is facing new federal charges of seditious conspiracy, with four top associates as federal prosecutors ramp up their case against the extremist group.

Mark Meadows has reportedly burned documents in his White House office fireplace after meeting with Scott Perry, a Republican lawmaker who was trying to overturn the 2020 election.

Donald Trump Jr. has finally testified before the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol.

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green texted former Donald Trump aide Mark Meadows about implementing martial law after the Capitol riot that occurred on Jan. 6, 2021.

Some Reactions to COVID Vaccines Expected, But No Reason To Avoid Shot Photo: Getty Updated Dec. 20: As COVID-19 vaccines roll out across the U.S., there are likely to be more reports of possible allergic reactions, experts say.  Yet those reports should not deter the vast majority of people – including people with severe food or medication allergies – from getting the vaccine. When deciding to get vaccinated, allergists say it’s important to weigh the risks of a COVID-19 infection with...