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Advocates who work with domestic violence survivors have urged caution in crafting a Purple Alert to make sure it does not have unintended effects.

Advocates who work with domestic violence survivors have urged caution in crafting a Purple Alert to make sure it does not have unintended effects.

Advocates who work with domestic violence survivors have urged caution in crafting a Purple Alert to make sure it does not have unintended effects.

WEDC has authorized $350,000 in business development tax credits if OpenGov meets its job creation commitment within three years.

Superintendent Pam Stranahan was given a $425,000 severance package by the Gardner Edgerton school board before its newly-elected conservative majority could take office in January. Incoming board members were eager to fire Stranahan over her COVID-19 decisions.

Tim Carpenter has reported on Kansas for 35 years. He covered the Capitol for 16 years at the Topeka Capital-Journal and previously worked for the Lawrence Journal-World and United Press International.

Kansas political icon Bob Dole, who represented the state for decades in Washington, D.C., and was the Republican nominee for president in 1996, died Sunday morning at age 98.

K-State’s economic development plan focuses on agriculture, biosecurity innovation

Amateur archaeologists and collectors have long conducted their own unsanctioned digs at sites around the country, flying under the radar of various laws designed to protect,...

Kansas GOP legislators quiz state Board of Education's president about lack of precise student achievement metrics in system of evaluating school districts.