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.

Mayor Lucas wants a caretaker from South Kansas City who won't run in 2027 — while the Royals stadium financing vote waits.

Maureen Hosty and Janet Schlake log hundreds of hearings a month, watching a Kansas City court where judges deny 95% of asylum claims.

Topeka settled its FERPA dispute, but Olathe and Shawnee Mission are digging in as the DOJ moves toward court action.

Justices could send the case back to a lower court if the plaintiffs prove legal standing, threatening Kansas City's $600 million funding plan.

Families launched a 'Save East Antioch' campaign within days of learning the school could shut its doors.

Terrance Sims spent years fighting felony and misdemeanor charges tied to a $20 sex-offender registration fee he says he could not afford.