Gov. Laura Kelly predicted Tuesday that state lawmakers ought to complete political wrangling by early April on a new K-12 education funding bill and prepare for a high-stakes decision by the Kansas Supreme Court.

IdeaTek has garnered a reputation for being "a little bit rogue," said co-founder and chief innovation officer Daniel Friesen, Buhler, when he testified Wednesday morning before the Kansas House Rural Revitalization Committee.

Jeffry Jack returned fire at Senate President Susan Wagle on Tuesday after the revelation of profanity-laced politically charged tweets derailed the Labette County district judge's nomination to the Kansas Court of Appeals.

Twitter account for the Kansas Department of Transportation's south-central division on Sunday called President Donald Trump a "delusional communist."

Local state legislators discussed school finance, medicaid expansion and gun policy during a legislative forum Saturday morning at the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce Annex.

Unanimous backing by the 40-member Kansas Senate sent legislation to the House in an effort to reduce homelessness among people who experienced or find themselves in jeopardy of being a victim of domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual assault or stalking.

Veterans, victims of chronic illness and their loved ones packed an overflowing Senate committee room Thursday to urge lawmakers to legalize medical marijuana.

U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran and retiring U.S. Pat Roberts differed Thursday on legislation overturning President Donald Trump's declaration of a national emergency warranting expenditure of billions of dollars on a border wall with Mexico without approval of Congress.

The Kansas Legislature sent Gov. Laura Kelly a bill Thursday massaged to help multinational corporations and individuals avoid paying state income taxes, lower the state's sales tax on food and impose a sales tax on out-of-state businesses making internet transactions.