Jun 2, 2008 | KAKE
Sebelius Promotes Kansas at National Wind Power Conference
Governor Kathleen Sebelius addressed the American Wind Energy Association's Wind Power 2008 Conference to highlight the work in Kansas to be a leader in renewable energy.
Jun 2, 2008 | KSHB-TV Kansas City
More Severe Weather Moves Through Kansas
The National Weather Service in Topeka says it has received numerous reports of baseball- to softball-sized hail in north-central and northeast Kansas.
Jun 2, 2008 | Hays Daily News
Rural economy booming as commodity prices soar ...
Farmers across the heartland, who once watched as their livelihoods withered under drought and market glut, are now cashing in on a rural economic boom driven by soaring commodity prices for the crops and oil ...
Casino Decision up to 7 Kansans
The casino that will be built in Sumner, Cherokee, Dodge and Wyandotte counties is up to seven Kansans.
Planet Green network not what you might expect
Viewers who tune in the new Planet Green network expecting a sober documentary on the plight of the yellow-breasted whooping finch will be in for a surprise.
Kids' books to take along on the road
Heading for the beach, hopping a plane to France or hitting the American road with your kids this summer? Some books to prep or pack: "Scaredy Squirrel at the Beach" written and illustrated by Melanie Watt.
Abortion foes post photos of Kan. gov with doctor
An anti-abortion group released photos Wednesday of Gov. Kathleen Sebelius with a prominent abortion doctor at what it called a 'lavish secret party' at the governor's official residence, but her office said ...
Event with Tiller may prompt legislation
Published Thursday, May 29, 2008 at 12:47 p.m. CDT A reception involving abortion provider Dr.
Hail from weekend storms inflicts crop damage
Memorial Day weekend storms that spawned tornadoes also packed some whopping hail that damaged some western Kansas crops.
State should support Gardner intermodal
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius' disdain for coal-fired power plants in Holcomb, Kan., led her to veto a key legislative bill known as the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.
Kansas Hit By Nearly 90 Tornadoes In Week
Nearly 90 tornadoes were reported in Kansas as of Monday, in a rough weather week that also included storms with large hail and record rainfall.
Kansas woman accused of exploiting man
A Kansas woman has been charged with exploiting an 80-year-old Oklahoma man.Carolyn Lamay Hicks of Wichita was charged in Washington County District Court with felony exploitation of an elderly person.The ...
Group says Tiller was Cedar Crest guest
Published Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 9:47 a.m. CDT An anti-abortion group says Gov.
Student Overcomes Demons to Finish Degree
Thor Nystrom looked the Lawrence police officer in the eye on Oct. 10, 2003, nodded toward his gun and made the simplest of requests.
Ban Against Teaching For Those Convicted Of Certain Crimes
A conviction for certain crimes against children will carry with it a lifetime ban from teaching under a new Kansas law.
Funeral honors last surviving plaintiff in Brown lawsuit
The governor is joining family and friends of Zelma Henderson for her funeral.Henderson is the last surviving plaintiff from Topeka in the historic Brown v. Board of Education lawsuit.That lawsuit and four ...
Analysis: Debate over Energy likely to Continue Next Year
This year's fight ended quietly last week. House leaders decided against attempting to override Governor Sebelius' lastest veto of a bill allowing the two plants and limiting the power of the regulator who's ...
Robert Novak attacks Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and a touch of John Stewart
By: John Amato on Monday, May 26th, 2008 at 7:00 PM - PDT The Prince of darkness returns! Novakula dusts off his old weather beaten type writer to give us his idiotic tirade against the v ery popular Sebelius .
Veteran mental health becoming an issue With ...
Soldiers in Kansas can get free hunting and fishing licenses and extra time to pay their taxes when they're deployed.
Study: Kansas Could See More Droughts in Future
A new study by the U.S. Geological Survey finds that Kansas could be facing more severe droughts in the future.