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June 19, 2013 6:37 a.m.Elderly Kansas couple missing
Law enforcement officials are looking for an elderly Kansas couple who have not been heard from since Monday.
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Kansas an above-average state on the Internet connectivity continuum
Kansas may be largely a rural state, but that doesn't necessarily mean its residents are isolated in a technological sense.
Michelle Malkin: The Amnesty Mob vs. America
But in the end, it's still a lawless mob. The big government-big business alliance to protect illegal immigration got a lot of mileage using foolish Republicans Marco Rubio and Paul Ryan as front men.
Renewing a driver's license shouldn't take multiple attempts and a wait of 3, four or five hours.
Kansas taxes now flatter and fairer
A Kansas City man supported a “nascent” plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange, an FBI official said Tuesday at a Washington D.C. hearing.
Kansas Bleeds the Middle Class
It is an old city, especially compared to others west of the Mississippi, fueled in its early years by farming money and trade from settlers heading west.
Miss Kansas says she likes breaking stereotypes
Theresa Vail, 22, who previously won the Miss Leavenworth County crown, won the Miss Kansas pageant this month at Pratt Community College.
HAWVER: Kansas tax cut? Or tax increase?
You can instantly tell a certain something about a guy who wears plaid pants. If he's wearing a plaid sport coat that doesn't match the pants, you can tell even more about that guy.
Kansas more than 'Dust in the Wind'
Kansas drummer Phil Ehart plays at a Feb. 9, 2009, dress rehearsal of the band's "There's Know Place Like Home" CD/DVD package recorded live that night with the Washburn University Symphony Orchestra in White Concert Hall.
Kobach: Court ruling won't block Kansas voter law
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach promised Monday that the state will keep enforcing its proof-of-citizenship requirement for new voters even after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a similar Arizona law.
Kansas SOS Seeks Investigation Into House Protest
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has asked for an investigation into an immigration reform protest held outside his Wyandotte County home.
Kan. Guard members returning from Afghanistan
Members of a Kansas National Guard helicopter unit are on their way home from Afghanistan after a year of providing medical support.
NW Kansas man sentenced for second-degree murder
A northwest Kansas man convicted of shooting another man and wounding a woman as the couple slept will go to prison for more than 17 years.
June 17, 2013 11:02 a.m.Rain slows Kansas winter wheat harvest in Kiowa
Steve Inslee, the manager of the OK Co-op grain elevator in Kiowa, said Monday a few local farmers began hauling in wheat last Thursday.
Small Kansas church finds stash of Bibles
A minister of the Presbyterian Church in Ashland says she was sorting through some boxes at the church when she found one filled with some unusual Bibles.
Kansans among no-shows on Sunday shows
Neither Kansas Sens. Pat Roberts nor Jerry Moran could claim any of the 641 total appearances by senators from 2010 through June 3 on the big Sunday news shows.
Kansans pay the second-highest state sales tax in the nation on groceries. Let's eliminate this tax so all Kansans can benefit.
For Kansans June, July and August are months when some of us return to our roots and visit family in rural communities across the state.
Kansas license plates celebrate 100 years
For more information on the Kansas License Plate Collectors Association, contact Duane Johnson, 785-233-4499 or jayhawk333@cox.net In Kansas, collectors have a century of plates from 105 counties to choose from.
Analysis: Kansas education standards debate exposes tensions
An intense debate in Kansas over adopting multistate academic standards for public schools has exposed longstanding tensions between the Legislature and the State Board of Education over control of what happens in classrooms.