Page 12 - Tom Hawk News Today

The winter storm delayed or cancelled about two dozen flights at Kansas City International Airport and caused thousands of Kansans to lose power Thursday. That story and other headlines can be found here.

Sen. Tom Hawk, a Democrat from Manhattan, is retiring after a decade in the Kansas Senate.

Manhattan state Sen. Tom Hawk, a retired public school educator, plans to resign from the Kansas Senate Jan. 10 in the middle of his four-year term.

Creations by 18 artists from Ohio and around the country are showcased in this month-long exhibition.

Creations by 18 artists from Ohio and around the country are showcased in this month-long exhibition.

The first 11 days of sports betting in Kansas saw more than 2.4 million wagers — but the cut for the state is relatively limited.

The 24-member group will explore wildland fire mitigation, emergency response, and recovery and make recommendations to the governor.

Governor Laura Kelly has announced the creation of the Governor's Wildfire Task Force, a group of leaders from across the state to create recommendations for how Kansas communities can better prevent, respond to and recover from wildfires.

Walmart has invested heavily in self-driving vehicles to help its delivery strategy and has lobbied for relevant legislation in several states.

After more than 30 years, Sherrie Hawk is closing her Short North art gallery. Following a brief hiatus, shell return as an independent curator.