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In northeast Kansas, new plan would discontinue certain emergency or inpatient services at VA medical centers in Topeka and Leavenworth.

The Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity broke ground Friday morning in Ogden on its 31st home project, one that boasts the ability to produce as much power as it consumes. Coined Build 31 and located at 201 S. Elm Street across the street from Ogden Elementary, in the spot where a deteriorated structure once stood. [...]

Through the end of April, Hawk Galleries will show the glass work of William Morris, who retired 25 years ago at age 49 to spend more time in nature.

House and Senate approved controversial legislation allowing autonomous trucks and cars to operate in Kansas. Gov. Laura Kelly may again use her veto pen.

Through the end of April, Hawk Galleries will show the glass work of William Morris, who retired 25 years ago at age 49 to spend more time in nature.

Area lawmakers are scheduled to take part in a mid-term legislative forum Saturday. The forum will take place at the Manhattan Public Library Auditorium. State Sen. Tom Hawk will take part in the event along with Manhattan State Representatives Sydney Carlin and Mike Dodson, Wamego State Representative Ron Highland and Clay Center State Representative Suzi

A Kansas Senate Democrat seeks an immediate halt to business operations by a company linked to an SEC investigation and federal lawsuit alleging misconduct.

Kansas lawmakers are working on a resolution calling for Joe Biden to ban Russian oil imports, which the president already did.

Fear of the COVID lab leak theory has Kansas lawmakers pressing forward with a transparency regulation bill intended to prevent disease outbreaks.

Kansas lawmakers made it through turnaround week, a busy time as many bills face deadlines. Here is what to know on some key legislation.