We were the first to report this week that Kris Kobach was disciplined by an attorney review board for his conduct in federal court, where Kobach was sanctioned twice in a challenge to his signature law.
Kris Kobach has entered into a diversion agreement over complaints about his conduct during federal court proceedings, acknowledging he failed to provide
State. Rep. Gail Finney told the state's bipartisan criminal justice reform panel Monday that perhaps half of 213,000 people with suspended licenses in
The complex Medicaid expansion bill endorsed by a Republican-dominated Senate committee Wednesday offered health insurance to an estimated 150,000 low-
Secretary of State Scott Schwab is convinced Kansas needs to shed one measure of its unique Constitution. Schwab, who is the state's top election official,
Chanute hospital administrator Dennis Franks bore witness to consequences of crushing poverty and serious illness among uninsured patients in southeast
Attorneys arguing a murder appeal before the Kansas Supreme Court on Tuesday debated whether state law on driving offenses was vague enough to warrant a
Three of every five Kansas executive branch government employees said in a survey their most significant workplace concern was low pay and benefits, while
