Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent Erik Smith urged traffic safety advocates to tell lawmakers to pass a bill to crack down on excessive speeding.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill eliminating college degree requirements for state jobs, though they'll remain if deemed ...

The ongoing spread of the illness in Kansas comes as state lawmakers in Topeka are considering a bill that includes loosening ...

The bullhorn-powered war of words between Satanists and Catholics boiled over into brawling and a handful of arrests Friday ...

The bullhorn-powered war of words between satanists and Catholics boiled over into brawling and a handful of arrests Friday ...

The Satanic Grotto's protest was aimed at criticizing religious oppression in Kansas politics. But Gov. Laura Kelly had the ...

Capitol Police also arrested a man who tackled Stewart in an attempt to take the communion wafer he was stomping on.

Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 166, the Fostering Competitive Career Opportunities Act, eliminating postsecondary degree requirements for most state government jobs, unless needed.

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - According to a press release, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly approved eight new laws on Friday, March 28.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly approved multiple bills this week which will now become new laws in the Sunflower State. Kelly ...

During moments of near silence among the Catholic archbishop of Kansas City and hundreds of people gathered in prayer inside ...

Gov. Laura Kelly spoke at a public health conference in Wichita, where she warned about potential federal funding cuts by ...