Nick La Strada says he was fired for blowing the whistle — and he won't even be at Monday's press conference.

The former South Kansas City school will soon house a food pantry and open gym under new owners, the Islamic Society of Greater Kansas City.

Webco Manufacturing will host the Vice President as Roger Marshall fends off a debt-lawsuit controversy.

Barbara Williams says she was axed after a hallway chat with Rep. Carolyn Caiharr turned political. Now she's suing USD 204 for $50,000.

A five-fold tax expansion would fix rusting stormwater pipes decades sooner and cover a looming police funding gap.

Hundreds watched the Spartans' farewell flight over Johnson County as the Army Reserve unit deactivated after 37 years.

Lawmakers say KDADS diverted funds while 5,357 Kansans with intellectual and developmental disabilities wait, some for a decade.

Riley County is developing a memorandum of understanding for a proposed fairground complex, with no tax dollars involved.

Lee's Summit R-7 could reverse its 2023 tax cut as Jackson County's credit program drains millions from the district's budget.

Olathe Public Schools' task force will present closure and boundary recommendations tonight, with elementary enrollment down nearly 1,400 students in a decade.

A rejected exhibit cover page could sink the Attorney General's retrial bid after a landmark ruling struck down decades of abortion rules.

Keema McCoy says Kansas City punished her for flagging campaign emails sent to her city account under Ryana Parks-Shaw.

Kansas AG Kris Kobach told a House panel the Supreme Court got it wrong on birthright citizenship, just two months before facing Chris Mann again.