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Two Indigenous members of the Kansas Legislature seek passage of a bill designating Indigenous Peoples' Day as a replacement for Columbus Day.

Kansas makes progress on expanding broadband service to underserved areas with $50 million from Congress and $85 million allocated by the Legislature.

Whether you are a homeowner or renter, if your home suffered damage in disaster, or you're a refugee from the damage of Hurricane Ida, mortgage financer Fannie Mae says help is available.

The two people accused of attacking a state senator during a night of unrest in Madison made their decisions on whether they would like to head to trial or not.

Kansas Board of Regents takes step toward launching external task force study of health, financial and liability issues of operating campus health clinics.

The state's largest 25 school districts grapple with mask mandates and instructional considerations as the delta variant of COVID-19 expands its range.

Kansans at town hall meetings insist the Legislature rely on community interests instead of partisan aspirations to draw new political boundaries.

Frederick Prehn chaired the August Natural Resources Board meeting, despite the expiration of his term in May.

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Bill cuts state aid to cities at same level as any reductions in law enforcement spending.