The Kansas City Chamber of Commerce is backing a controversial proposal to consolidate the city's airport into one terminal.

The final day of the 100th convention of the Kansas Livestock Association will include a report by an analyst on the drought's effect on the nation's cattle inventory and prices.

The Kansas Department of Revenue is preparing to issue a report on whether state tax collections in November met expectations.

Woman's boyfriend scheduled for trial in January on a charge of first-degree murder

The accident happened shortly before 9 a.m. northeast of Cheney Lake

The two Goddard school buses were carrying elementary-age children.

Agreement would allow WSU students to transfer some courses to Butler to complete degree work

Five burglaries have been reported in the past two days in the southeast part of the county

A Kansas truck driver has been charged with manslaughter in connection with a fatal crash in south-central Nebraska.

State officials say they are working with law enforcement on legislation designed to reduce sex trafficking of teenagers and increase penalties for those who entice the children into the industry.

A new report shows that the nation's worst drought in decades has worsened for a second straight week, after conditions had improved for more than a month.

Lawrence Memorial Hospital wants to be designated to treat lower-level trauma patients.

A federal agency is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to arrests in more than a dozen suspicious fires in Lawrence.

Six tickets sold in the state are each worth $10,000, matching four of the first five numbers plus the Powerball.

Spokeperson says the former Kansas Senator and Presidential candidate was in for routine testing

Court will hear arguments Dec. 17 in Topeka

The mammoth jackpot in Wednesday night's Powerball drawing is proving irresistible to thousands of hopeful Kansans.

A federal judge has granted an extension to groups trying to reach a financial settlement to clean up contamination at a former Air Force base in Salina.

A Shawnee County judge has ruled the city of Topeka and the state of Kansas were not liable in a lawsuit filed by the father of a Topeka man who drowned when a canoe capsized in the Kansas River in 2007.

A Tennessee hunter featured in cable television shows admits he illegally killed a trophy deer in Kansas.

The Arkansas River Compact Administration meets in Kansas next week to review operations at the John Martin Reservoir in Colorado.

The University of Kansas Medical Center has received a $100,000 grant for ovarian cancer research.

A fire broke out at the Westar Energy plant in Colwich about 2:00 a.m. Wednesday morning.

The city manager says an employee advisory council system will be more time-efficient and cost-effective for the city.

Gov. Brownback’s office brought industry leaders together in Hutchinson. They expect oil will boost our economy.