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The FBI and multiple state agencies are investigating after more than 70 letters containing "suspicious" white powder were sent to Kansas officials across the state. Dozens of legislators and other public officials reported receiving packages containing the suspicious powder as of 4 p.m. Friday, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) said in a statement. KBI
The KBI says the number of letters with suspicious white powder sent to legislators and officials in Kansas has grown to 90.
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Residents of Gage Park and visitors to the Topeka Zoo can expect changes following the implementation of a new sales tax. The tax, which went into effect last month, is expected to generate about $8 million per year, with 20 cents of every $100 spent in Shawnee County going to Gage Park. […]
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill unanimously passed by the Kansas Legislature to remove the statute of limitations on criminal prosecution and extend o
The Kansas House and Senate unanimously passed the bill-file photo from State of the State