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MARION – Former Marion County record reporter Deb Gruver has received a $235,000 settlement from The City of Marion's insurance

As part of protests against increased illegal immigration across the southern border in 2014 during President Barack Obama’s second term,

LAWRENCE – Ongoing controversy and accusations against principle management of Haskell Indian Nations University at Lawrence will be the subject

In early July, Federal Judge for the District of Kansas John Broomes issued a preliminary injunction halting the implementation of the Biden administration’s Title IX

A national farm & home retailer with 41 locations and millions of dollars in Kansas investment is under pressure to

The hiring of non-teachers (administrators and all other employees who are not teachers) has continued an upward trend in Kansas

WASHINGTON D.C. – In a vote that monitored two major national issues in both illegal immigration and election security, Third

TOPEKA – Violent crime was down in Kansas in 2023 according to a newly compiled statewide report from the Kansas Bureau

The National Rifle Association's Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) announced today its endorsement of former Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt in his campaign