State auditors flagged a $1.15 million sheriff's office purchase and $108,000 in excess property taxes collected in Cooper County.

The 2022 rivals faced off again, sparring over the death penalty, medical marijuana and Flock camera abuse.

The 6-0 vote comes after voters ousted or recalled three councilors who backed Nebius's tax breaks.

More than 1,200 supporters have signed on to save the 1909 depot before Shiloh Bar and Grill closes in December.

April Leonard says she was wrongly blamed for the Butker tweet and had to hide in a hotel for safety.

A quarter-cent sales tax could raise $12 million a year for Wyandotte County's homeless outreach and health needs.

Bernard Bates helped topple USDA discrimination in Pigford v. Glickman. He died in 2022 without ever seeing a settlement payment.

StructSure Projects, based in Kansas City, is the only contractor holding seats on all three major military healthcare MATOCs.

Topeka Tenants says it has door-knocked roughly 30 apartment complexes flagged for mold, roaches and neglect while pressing for a public landlord database.

Mill Creek Park's 1 p.m. rally morphs into voter canvassing at 2 p.m., with satellite events from Lee's Summit to Johnson County.

Coover says Schmidt should have signed the discharge petition; Schmidt says he'd probably vote yes anyway.

Emily Byrd already lost Medicaid twice over paperwork. Now she's suing to stop a new medical-proof requirement before it starts.

Pamela Penn-Hicks says only one board member speaks Spanish; El Centro and RevEd call her remarks a slight to Wyandotte County families.