

State funding for education short hundreds of millions
Updated: 7 hours agoA new report from the state Department of Education shows lawmakers have short-changed student funding by more than $650 million over the next two years.
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A new report from the state Department of Education shows lawmakers have short-changed student funding by more than $650 million over the next two years.


The price of the most common freon has jumped.


A little girl selling lemonade raised a lot of money for the Rainbow House, the house promoting equality opposite Westboro Baptist Church.


The law would require city staff to develop security plans for more than 250 buildings.
A prosecutor says he’ll appeal the probation given to Kansas State University graduate student for a head-on crash that killed two people.
Police say a man tried to abduct a teenage girl in Dodge City Sunday morning, but a bystander came to her rescue.
Police are looking for the suspect who injured a worker early Tuesday morning.
A Wichita man ended up in jail after threatening his girlfriend and then cutting open a stuffed animal.


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A last-minute move by Missouri lawmakers could make it easier for a Chinese conglomerate to buy one of the biggest pork producers in the U.S.


A child who lost her feet after a lawn mower accident walks again for the first time.


Five men arrested in underground pot farm bust that yielded $864k worth of plants.
The abortion wars return to Congress in a big way with House legislation to ban almost all abortions after a fetus reaches the age of 20 weeks.


He says he’s honored and humbled to get the chance to build on the program started by his friend, Gene Stephenson.
Kansas is the last Big 12 school to sign a contract for its Tier-3 television rights.