Tim Carpenter

Several Republican members of the Kansas Legislature express irritation with a state agency's transfer of $24 million among state disability programs.

A pair of Kansas House Republicans — Clarke Sanders and Cody Ward — decide not to seek election on the November ballot due to significant health challenges.

A report on Kansas' struggle to deliver maternal healthcare seeks financial and policy reform to bring services to underserved urban and rural areas.

The 2026 GOP nominee for Iowa governor avoids discussing uncomfortable financial details about the Kansas private school he co-founded in Wichita in 2018.

Kansas Department of Insurance's report for 2025 reveals an increase in money recovered for consumers based on complaints against insurance companies.

Kansas State Board of Education starts work on technology use policies for public schools

TOPEKA — Rep. Henry Helgerson’s lengthy career in the Kansas Legislature will come to an involuntary end after losing the Democratic primary election as three Kansas House incumbents fell short in campaigns for reelection. Helgerson, the most prominent fiscal conservative among House Democrats, was ousted Tuesday by Brandon Whipple, a former Wichita mayor who previously […]

Kansas voters were set to evaluate a proposed constitutional amendment that would spike a 68-year-old system for selecting justices for the highest court

Group championing constitutional amendment requiring election of Kansas Supreme Court justices sidelines murder case details to make a point.

Part of a lawsuit accusing Hill's Pet Nutrition of false advertising to undermine competitors in the dog food business is revived by U.S. Court of Appeals.