By Stephen Koranda TOPEKA, Kansas — The Kansas legislative session began with what seemed like a done deal for expanding Medicaid. Gov. Laura Kelly and a top Republican senator had
By Stephen Koranda TOPEKA, Kansas — The Kansas legislative session began with what seemed like a done deal for expanding Medicaid. Gov. Laura Kelly and a top Republican senator had
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen TOPEKA, Kansas — A proposal to ban all fruity and sweet vaping flavors in Kansas has upset both pro-vaping and anti-tobacco groups. Hundreds of popular flavors would
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen TOPEKA, Kansas — A proposal to ban all fruity and sweet vaping flavors in Kansas has upset both pro-vaping and anti-tobacco groups. Hundreds of popular flavors would
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Kansans will likely vote this August on whether to become the fourth state to enshrine in their constitution that abortion isn’t a right. Anti-abortion activists say Kansas
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Kansans will likely vote this August on whether to become the fourth state to enshrine in their constitution that abortion isn’t a right. Anti-abortion activists say Kansas
By Jim McLean Candidates determined to keep Kansas’ U.S. Senate seats in Republican hands quarreled Saturday over immigration, health care and federal spending, but no topic was more debated than
By Jim McLean Candidates determined to keep Kansas’ U.S. Senate seats in Republican hands quarreled Saturday over immigration, health care and federal spending, but no topic was more debated than
By Stephan Bisaha This is a tale of two types of Kansas cities: Those who had the foresight to own their own streetlights and those who do not. Those who
By Stephan Bisaha This is a tale of two types of Kansas cities: Those who had the foresight to own their own streetlights and those who do not. Those who
By Jim McLean Medicaid expansion is a done deal, right? Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly and Jim Denning, the second most powerful Republican in the Kansas Senate, have compromised on a
By Jim McLean Medicaid expansion is a done deal, right? Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly and Jim Denning, the second most powerful Republican in the Kansas Senate, have compromised on a
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Lawmakers are fast-tracking a push to amend the state constitution and undo a Kansas Supreme Court ruling that said women have the right to abortion. The goal,
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Lawmakers are fast-tracking a push to amend the state constitution and undo a Kansas Supreme Court ruling that said women have the right to abortion. The goal,
By Stephen Koranda The 2020 Kansas Legislature is underway. And while Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly laid out some of her top priorities during the State of the State address on
By Stephen Koranda The 2020 Kansas Legislature is underway. And while Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly laid out some of her top priorities during the State of the State address on
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Chris Costantini lay in a cold sweat, his shoulder dislocated after slipping on a porch in Kansas City, Kansas. He’d been out alone, knocking on doors and
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Chris Costantini lay in a cold sweat, his shoulder dislocated after slipping on a porch in Kansas City, Kansas. He’d been out alone, knocking on doors and
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Dozens of primarily elderly or disabled Kansans lost their Medicaid coverage because of errors made by Aetna. Staff at the state health department discovered the problem, restored
By Celia Llopis-Jepsen Dozens of primarily elderly or disabled Kansans lost their Medicaid coverage because of errors made by Aetna. Staff at the state health department discovered the problem, restored
By Nomin Ujiyediin Mold. No heat in the winter. Leaking roofs. The most common complaints Teresa Baker hears about rental housing in Kansas revolve around poor living conditions that violate
By Nomin Ujiyediin Mold. No heat in the winter. Leaking roofs. The most common complaints Teresa Baker hears about rental housing in Kansas revolve around poor living conditions that violate
