A U.S. district judge is requiring a federal public defender to attend a securities fraud trial that could last up to four weeks, even though his former client has decided to represent himself.

Kansas officials are considering parole for a 51-year-old man convicted of killing a 9-year-old boy and dismembering the body.

A Kansas Senate committee is preparing to weigh a proposal authorizing additional state bonds to help finance construction of a federal biosecurity lab in Manhattan.

Kansas State University is awarding an honorary doctorate to a former CEO of agribusiness giant Cargill Inc.

A federal judge has granted a defense request to delay the trial of a Kansas veteran accused of illegally possessing explosives

Missouri marijuana activists have their sights set on Kansas City after a successful campaign to reduce pot possession penalties in St. Louis.

Augusta police say a man is posing as a city employee or worker and then stealing money.

The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. statewide Saturday.

The accident between two semis happened shortly after 8:30 a.m.

The measure created a central registry for farmers' markets in the state Department of Agriculture

Ray Miles broke into the station and assaulted the employees because they refused to report on a problem he was having with the Department of Veterans Affairs.

A prostitution case in Manhattan had a bizarre twist when police say the suspect ended up calling them out of fear.

Emerson Lynn Jr., the former publisher of The Iola Register and one of the state's best-known editorial writers, has died.

It happened around 7:30 a.m. Tuesday on Highway 24 just west of Basehor in Leavenworth County.

Three people were arrested for burglary after they were found drinking beer in an Arkansas City Pizza Hut. Two of those arrested are employees.

The number of people working for Kansas state government increased last year but most of the growth was in temporary jobs with no benefits.

Kansas officials will hold an online meeting on the possibility of the lesser prairie chicken being granted federal protection.

The University of Kansas is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the start of its architecture program.

Two Kansas employers are in the running for a national award for supporting employees who serve in the National Guard or military reserves.

A former cheer coach from Wichita has been convicted of sex crimes involving four of his minor students.

The clinic tells its patients it will close May 24.

The school had planned an assemble featuring a speaker with an Oklahoma-based creationist group

The late April snow has many Kansans thankful for the snow but yearning for spring weather.

Firefighters from Saline and Dickinson County, as well as Ft. Riley responded to the incident Tuesday

The pilot program would allow 10% of school districts to apply for "innovative school" status