Callie Holthaus

Poor broadband service is more than just frustrating; it can also impact health outcomes, especially for those in rural communities, according to researchers at the Kansas Health Institute.

A new broadband project in Emporia is set to upgrade internet service and give people another provider to choose from.

Authorities in Jackson Co. are investigating a fight that ended with one person shot outside a Mayetta home the afternoon of Saturday, October 18.

Those leading the charge to end domestic violence in Kansas joined Senator Roger Marshall Friday for a round table discussion.

Topeka college student turns fidgeting habit into inspiration for innovation

A trip around the world, without having to leave Kansas. A Topeka film festival showcased filmmakers from across the globe Friday.

The so-called Women’s Bill of Rights (SB180) created a legal definition of biological sex and required state agencies to exclusively recognize a person’s gender as it was assigned at birth.

Soybean farmers in Kansas anticipate a good harvest this season as they navigate the changing landscape of U.S. trade relations.

Kansas lawmakers are trying to determine if the potential costs of affordable housing tax credits outweigh the benefits after a report from the legislature’s nonpartisan audit division.

Foods enhanced with protein have been popping up on grocery shelves left and right, from protein chips to protein coffee. But how healthy are they really? And how much of a difference does that extra bit of protein actually make?