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For a long time, Hays USD 489 has been viewed as a frontrunner in technology.

The 800,000 customers of Kansas City Power & Light Co. may be facing higher costs for electricity next summer.

A pregnant woman who lost her baby the day after being arrested by police was suffering from a bacterial infection so severe that prompt medical attention would not have saved...

After a 23-month search that has not landed a medical examiner, Greene County officials are considering asking the University of Missouri-Columbia to help provide forensic pathology services.

The cars started arriving one after another at the Ownby house in Beaufort one very hot evening last month, but not one of the drivers pulled in the driveway, let...

Federal charges have been filed against a Missouri man accused of traveling to Miami, Okla., in a failed attempt to have sex with a 3-year-old.

Leavenworth County District Judge Frederick N. Stewart is retiring but state officials plan to continue a disciplinary case against him.

The life span of electronics is getting shorter computers maybe three years, cell phones only 18 months.

Republican Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder turned back a couple of primary challengers Tuesday as state Rep. Sam Page led a field of six Democrats for the right to take him...

State revenue dipped last month, due largely to lower collections from sales and corporate income taxes.

A 33-year-old Kirksville man is sentenced to 18 months in prison after admitting he wrote letters threatening school children, police officers and a judge.

The steam whistle will blow again at the University of Kansas.

The Kansas Department of Transportation may not be able to proceed with some transportation projects because the federal highway trust is running out of money.

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius spent time earlier this week chatting with a group of soldiers from Fort Riley who are deployed to Iraq.

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius is asking U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer to declare Ellsworth County an agricultural disaster area for crop losses.

House Speaker Rod Jetton, once one of the most powerful lawmakers because of his position, has become a political target for fellow Republicans campaigning for office.

The death of a 53-year-old Columbia woman whose body was found in her car trunk has been ruled a homicide by investigators.

Lawrence city leaders are working toward becoming the first Kansas city to provide onsite health care for its employees.

Democratic Rep. Nancy Boyda and Republican rival Lynn Jenkins have agreed to meet in five debates before the Nov. 4 election.

The flagship universities in Missouri and Kansas continue to grow in numbers.