State News

After computer problems at the state's health department, Gov. Mark Parkinson is telling all state agencies to review their computer systems.

Several bands from Missouri and Kansas are gathering in Hays this weekend to raise money for a program that spays and neuters feral cats.

Former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman plans a return trip to his old Kansas congressional district to campaign for Democratic nominee Raj Goyle.

Kansas Gov. Mark Parkinson is planning a news conference Wednesday with a group that studies food insecurity and hunger in the state.

The process for choosing a new Kansas Supreme Court justice faces a legal challenge even as it moves forward.

With new funding this budget year, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation is working to reduce the number of DNA samples in its backlog.

A Mexican national has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison, to be followed by deportation, after admitting he was in the country illegally.

A Pennsylvannia company has offered to buy a cemetery and funeral home in Kansas whose owner embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The Kansas Army National Guard's top personnel officer is retiring next month after a career spanning 36 years.

A former church secretary in Salina has been granted probation in an embezzlement case.