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• 19 Jun ' 04:01

  Updated June 19, 1:30 AM

  Kansas insurance officials hope to give federal insurance exchange a local flavorKris Kobach reacts to immigration attack on homeKU dean blasts negative national report on teacher preparation programs

  Email Privacy ActRep. Pompeo on NSA leaks and surveillance programsCongresswoman Jenkins Discusses Student Loans at Leadership Press ConferenceCato: Ten Reasons The Farm Bill Makes No SenseClinton IRS commissioner: Tax audit of Virginia farmer just ‘a coincidence’

  Kan. House speaker names new legislative directorNortheast JoCo delegates say same battles could be fought in legislature next yearKansas Commerce Department gets federal grant to build workforce databaseWichita Approves Ordinance Change Regarding KnivesJudge quashes subpoena against Wichita Eagle reporter in jail guard sex case KC Star($): Two finalists for open Wyandotte County commission seat failed to pay taxes on timeSchmidt chosen to fill Topeka District 8 council seatSaline County Orders Cost Analysis on Health Department Repair

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• 18 Jun ' 02:55

  Updated June 18, 3 AM

  Kansas Secretary Of State Kobach’s Words For Supreme CourtKobach: Court Ruling Won't Block Kansas Voter LawCourt defies Kobach's predictionU.S. Supreme Court strikes down Arizonia voting law similar to Kansas statuteKobach considering filing charges against protesters who came to his homeUnivision videoKris Kobach tells "mob" that "there's a reason we have a 2nd amendment"Mob of Immigration Activists Storm Kansas Secretary of State’s HomeIllegal Mob Riot Attacks Kobach at Home ResidenceDecisions on KU budget cuts now in hands of deans, other leadersKansas colleges and universities learn to cope with budget cuts Are Kansas Regents being responsible calling cuts a "Nightmare"? Baldwin school board approves fee for in-town busing serviceKansas university spending and fundingStudy proposes better accountability for graduate medical education programs

  Brownback signs Kansas tax cuts into lawBrownback Claims Victory as He Signs Tax Cut Bill in Johnson County; Controversial tax bill signed into lawTop Nebraska Democrat’s mantra: ‘We don’t want to be Kansas’Data tracking: Must we surrender our privacy for safety?

  Winter wheat harvest off to slow startImmigration and Customs officials close Ottawa El MezcalKansas Corporation Commission Chief Dumped After Scathing Audit; ; ; ; ;

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• 13 Jun ' 00:05

  Updated June 12, 11:30 PM

  Number of Kansans receiving disability balloons above national averageKansas school standards and other states

  Brownback To Sign Kansas Tax BillBrownback announces new press secretary: Lawrence resident Eileen HawleySen Roberts Introduces Waiver Amendment to Elementary and Secondary Education Act Reauthorization

  Kansas Star Casino revenues in May up 8.2% over year ago;

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• 12 Jun ' 12:03

  Updated June 12, 10 AM

  Public health official leaving KDHEProposed Shawnee Mission School District budget includes professional growth salary increases for teachersKU Flags Racy Kansas Merchandise, Sites

  GOP Rep. Mike Pompeo: US Islamic Leaders Are 'Potentially Complicit' In Terrorist ActsHuelskamp: Lawmakers Briefed On SurveillanceRoberts votes against immigration bill debateFarm bill passes with Moran’s supportHuelskamp Moves to Protect Conservative Christian SoldierMissouri: Court ruling could aid exodus from KC schoolsState legislators' ties to nonprofit groups prove fertile ground for corruptionMichigan a Top 10 State In Per Capita Spending on K-12 EducationIRS lectures pro-life group on acceptable speech, practice of religionHays PostKHI News ServicePraire Village Post

  Kansas House Speaker Names New Chief Of StaffKansas taxes, the debateAgency Says KCC Violated Open Meetings LawJury Finds Kingman Lawman Guilty Of First Degree MurderReno County to Seek Concealed Carry ExemptionPrairie Village seeks delay in expensive measures required by state concealed carry bill ; ;

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• 11 Jun ' 05:54

  Updated June 11, 2 AM

  Overtime For State Workers Continues To IncreaseLegislative Law Solidifies Former USD 345 Superintendent's Retirement SituationBaldwin school district shortens calendar as cost-saving measureKansas Superintendents to Support Common CoreObamacare a concern for school districts, particularly rural ones

  Congressman Tim Huelskamp reiterated his support for the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility fundingMichigan: Union Salary Schedule Ensures State 'Teacher of the Year' Earns Near Bottom In Pay

  Kansas Bioscience Authority approves $1.8 million in investments, loans Wichita Eagle($): Study ranks Wichita 22nd in metro areas for science, tech, engineering and math jobsSalina Company ExpandingWichita Police To Begin Issuing E-CitationsData show Mission is the KC area’s traffic ticket capital

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• 10 Jun ' 05:42

  Updated June 10, 3 AM

  Kobach on Geraldo at Large with Niger Innis: The fight to diffuse voter fraudCorrections officials in Kansas face at least $5.6 million in cutbacks CJOnline($): State won't pay balance of 3M contract until vehicle system is bug-freeKansas tax plan triggers spending controlsRegent Questions Spending on KU Stem Cell CenterKansas Regents Call College Budget Cuts a “Nightmare”

  Brownback Mulls Decision on Higher Education CutsBrownback’s Communication Director is Leaving in JulySen. Moran Questions Acting Labor Secretary on Future of Withdrawn Farm Labor RulesAn IRS political timeline

  Regents, Legislature going in opposite directions on higher education fundingPerhaps the Regents should face voters in an election like the legislature?@ljwrothschild: Wagle predicts constitutional crisis over school funding; Wichita Eagle($): About half of protection papers in Sedgwick County don’t get servedLenexa advances City Center hotel, conference center CJOnline($): Shawnee County rural development raises dilemmasPrairie Village: Mission Valley redevelopment poses challenge for local youth sports

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• 07 Jun ' 09:33

  Updated June 7, 1:30 AM

  Senate President Susan Wagle: 2014 legislative session could be even worse

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• 06 Jun ' 10:09

  Updated June 6, 11 AM

  Kansas applications for concealed-carry permits drop below 3,000 in MayRegents blast higher education budget cuts approved by Legislature; call on Brownback to veto portion of cuts

  Congresswoman Jenkins Speaks on the House Floor regarding NBAFHuelskamp's Questioning of Veterans Affairs Acting Asst. Secretary Stephen WarrenTexas: State troopers getting big raiseConservative groups targeted by IRS testify that agency demanded they curtail activities

  Weber to resign seat in Kansas HouseKansas tax law changes draw praise, concernHouse tax chairman defends plans approved by LegislatureEPA fines Kan. co. for work practicesKansas growth lagged in 2012, hurt by farm lossesKansas Corporation Commission Will Not Follow Up on Director’s Comments to AuditorsSedgwick County sheriff defends toilet paper rationing at jailWichitans taxed into a lower standard of livingDodge City Seeking New Police ChiefRoeland Park’s long ethics session closed to public

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• 05 Jun ' 04:22

  Updated June 5, 1 AM

  Tuition increases expected as Kansas universities brace for cutsKansas budget means $3.3M less in state funding for Wichita State

  Congresswoman Jenkins Discusses IRS, Tax Reform at GOP Leadership Press ConferenceNBAF at center of budget clash between Obama and House RepublicansIowa Pro-life group bullied by IRS, tells of hardship at congressional hearingConservative Groups Testify on IRS Scrutiny

  Senator plans foster care reform initiativeHomeless count numbers show few changes in Douglas CountyWichita backs off plan for big fines for water useBaldwin City to approach Baker, school district about interest in bringing Internet upgrade to areaWichita begins rebates and regulationFairway residents can have a say about budget in small groups ;

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• 04 Jun ' 05:31

  Updated June 4, 2:30 AM

  Final deliberations of sex predator task force will be closed to the publicKansas says no to Medicaid expansionKobach takes active interest in Alaska electionsBudget advances with ‘devastating’ cuts to KUHyperbole?

  Rep Yoder questioning IRS Commissioner Daniel WerfelSen. Moran Discusses Alfalfa Amendment to Farm BillCato: Your DNA and Privacy after Maryland v. KingSupreme Court rules police can take DNA samples after arrestsMichigan School Districts In Perpetual 'Funding Crisis'

  GOP tax plan clears Kan. legislatureAnalysis: 2013 legislative session over; results will be judged by Kansas votersSession concludes but debates on budget and tax issues likely haven’tKansas Budget Provides For New Topeka Crime LabChaplain Emil Kapaun's Medal of Honor Story ; ; ;

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