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Lawmakers didnt legalize medical marijuana in 2022, but Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill allowing Kansans to get medications derived from marijuana.

A former officers' building that is being converted to veteran and low-income housing at the abandoned Upper Post at Fort Snelling was torched by a fire on Thursday.

Democrats smelled fresh blood in the water. They are exploiting the tragedies to pass a dream list of gun control. Moreover, Republicans are on board...

The CCB has awarded all cultivation licenses to social equity applicants.

Kansas lawmakers wrapped the 2022 legislative session Monday with a pair of veto overrides, approval of a bill and a misinformed resolution

JSD Supply’s legal team claims that the ATF does not have the authority to arbitrarily shut down the company by using a vague cease-and-desist letter.

A suite of new Kansas programs and more funds for existing incentives has officials hoping more communities can create spaces people can call home.

May 8, 2022, letters: Readers comment on the GOP and local fire marshals.

May the 4th, Star Wars Day celebrations in Connecticut and the Danbury area.

Kansas lawmakers passed some major legislation during veto session, including budgets, education policy, tax cuts, public health and sports betting.