When the Time Comes to Downsize, Where Will You Move?

Kansas Couple Finds Exactly What They Were Looking for at 55+ Community in Fairway

Kansas Native Finds the Perfect Place to Settle When the Time Comes to Retire

Gayle Maurin, 75, shares why she decided to move from New York City back home to the Kansas City area.

Kansas Ranks No. 28 in State Finances, Receives C Grade

Kansas has a Taxpayer Burden™ of $1,100 per taxpayer, according to Truth in Accounting’s 2026 Financial State of the States report.

Pet medications now available at CVS Pharmacy®

Dog and cat owners can now fill common pet prescriptions at all CVS Pharmacy locations nationwide

Kansas Earns 83/100 in New Financial Transparency Ranking

According to new national report by Truth in Accounting

Kansas Teacher Praised For Mentorship, Dedication And Lasting Influence

From a brand partner: Lori Petesch supports students and colleagues alike, offering guidance that shapes careers and inspires success.

Kansas taxpayers on the hook for state debt

Kansas saw an improvement last year, but still can't pay its bills

Kansas earns 83/100 in financial transparency, ranking 14 among 50 states

New report from Truth in Accounting reveals Kansas’s strengths and weaknesses in fiscal reporting

Heroes Who Serve: 5 First Responders Keeping Kansas Safe

Patch and T-Mobile are spotlighting local EMTs, firefighters and police officers who are making a difference in their communities.

Mosaics Fine Art Festival Holds 30th Annual Event

More than 100 juried artists from throughout the country will participate in the St. Charles fair.

Kansas ranked no. 30 for fiscal health

According to new report by government finance watchdog

Kansas Scores 80 out of 100 for Financial Transparency

New report puts state at the top for financial transparency

Apex Restaurant & Market Solutions Celebrates Nonprofit Partnership

Sedalia, Mo. Meals on Wheels marks its one-year alliance with the corporate food service company.

Mosaics Fine Art Festival Seeks Artists for 29th Annual Event

Artists must apply for the juried outdoor festival by the March 31 deadline.

Embracing the Essence of 2024: A Journey into the Year of 8

The magic of 2024, the Year of 8, where strength, manifestation, and balance converge. A journey of numerological and Tarot exploration.

Flu shots now available at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® nationwide

43 percent of Americans say they’ll visit a retail pharmacy to get the flu vaccine this season

U.S. Senate In Turnaround Backs Aid For Veterans Exposed To Burn Pits

The shift came after days of protest and vigils outside the U.S. Capitol.

Kobach Prevails In GOP Attorney General Race; Treasurer Campaign Very, Very Close

Schwab fends off challenge and two state school board members benched.

Record Rent Increases, Low Wages Are Driving An Eviction Crisis, U.S. Senate Panel Told

“Investors are buying up single-family homes — homes that first-time homebuyers usually buy — and renting them out at sky-high rates.”

U.S. Agricultural Groups Spell Out Their Priorities In The Next Farm Bill

A panel of executives from farm groups detailed some of their concerns and requests for the next farm bill at the Minnesota FarmFest.

Kansas Voters Defeat Abortion Amendment In Unexpected Landslide

“I’ve always maintained that a woman’s reproductive health care decisions should be between her and her physician.”

Biden To Sign Order On Out-Of-State Abortion Access

The White House is limited in what it can do, and the burden has fallen on Congress to try to codify Roe v. Wade into law.

Primary Election Brings Mixed-Bag Of Results For Kansas Legislative Incumbents

Several incumbent Kansas legislators are on their way out of the Statehouse after Tuesday's election.

Kansas Overwhelmingly Rejects Amendment To Allow Abortion Restrictions

“This vote makes clear what we know: The majority of Americans agree that women should have access to abortion," President Joe Biden said.

2-Year-Old Dies After Found In Car On Sweltering Summer Day: Police

Nearby Topeka had a temperature of 90 degrees and a heat index of 101 degrees around the time the toddler was found.

17-Year-Old Threatened To Kill, Posted Snapchat Video With Gun: Police

The Kansas teen was safely in custody Tuesday after multiple evacuations and an extensive manhunt, according to police.

Thousands Of Cattle Killed By Extreme Heat, Humidity In Kansas

Temperatures in the 100s and drought are predicted to persist in Kansas during the coming days and months.

On Flag Day: Eisenhower and Ike’s Baseball ‘Secret’

34th President played professional baseball in the Class D Central Kansas League

Mom From Kansas Led ISIS Battalion Of Women And Girls

The former Kansas resident and teacher taught girls as young as 10 to use AK-47 assault rifles, grenades and suicide belts, officials said.

Cheese Sold At Several Grocery Stores Recalled Over Listeria Concerns

Cheeses sold in several states are being recalled after the Food and Drug Administration found Listeria monocytogenes in a routine sampling.

Biden On Leaked Draft Opinion On Abortion: The ‘Right To Choose Is Fundamental'

Biden cautioned that “we do not know whether this draft is genuine, or whether it reflects the final decision of the Court.”

Davids, Adkins Endorse Popular, But Contrasting, Ideas For Cutting High Gas Prices

Options: Suspend federal gas tax or expand domestic oil production.

As Opioid Overdoses Spike In Kansas, Senators Block Fentanyl Test Strip Provision

Those who opposed the measure said it would further enable drug users.

Kansas Collects $176.3M More Than Expected In April Taxes

The surplus mostly came from high-than-expected individual income tax returns, which beat revenue projections.

Kansas Lawmakers Expanding Postpartum Care For New Mothers Covered By Medicaid

Counseling, treatment services to be available for 12 months, up from two months.

Jan. 6 Panel Asks Three GOP Members Of The U.S. House To Cooperate In Probe

The panel asks for information about meetings that took place in-person at the White House ahead of the Jan. 6 attacks, as well as remotely.

U.S. House Panel Looks Into Disinformation Targeted At Communities Of Color

“Voters deserve to receive accurate information about the democratic process so their voices can be heard.”

‘Until We Meet Again': Kansas Representatives Say Goodbye As They Prepare To Exit Legislature

Rep. Ron Highland is among several state representatives stepping back after at least 10 years in the Statehouse.

Kansas Governor, Legislators Offer Support For Andover After ‘Stunning And Heartbreaking' Tornado

“One thing is clear: Kansans are resilient, and we will get through this together.”

Kansas Legislature Overrides Veto Of Bill Tying Food Assistance To Employment Or Training

Senate needs two-thirds vote to complete override.