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World stock markets wavered on Friday in subdued Christmas Eve trade as investors mulled receding Omicron coronavirus fears, with European bourses wrapping up early before the long holiday weekend. Asian equities mostly rose in thin volumes

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt's ownership in a natural gas well raises conflict of interest concerns as he investigates profiteering.

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt has a financial interest in the sale of natural gas, prompting calls for him to disclose more information about his earnin

When adversity hits in the face, when dangerous is looking at us in the face, we look right back at it and we ask them a question....we say: Where else would you rather be, than right here, right now.

When adversity hits in the face, when dangerous is looking at us in the face, we look right back at it and we ask them a question....we say: Where else would you rather be, than right here, right now.

Two experts delve into how the OSHA vaccine mandate will affect employers and employees across the U.S.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly is facing policy choices on COVID-19 vaccine mandates that could complicate her reelection next year.

Topeka — Republican legislators in Kansas are treating Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s opposition to federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates as a political bluff an

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republican legislators in Kansas are treating Democratic Gov. Laura...

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republican legislators in Kansas are treating Democratic Gov. Laura...