Sen. David Haley questioned Tuesday why legislation is needed to protect law enforcement officers from minor traffic infractions while fighting crime.

Washburn University President Jerry Farley spent less than two days in Nepal last year - more time in the air than on the ground - to recruit students from the south Asian country.

U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids joined Democratic colleagues Tuesday in denouncing the president's use of an emergency declaration to secure funding for a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.

Senate Majority Leader Jim Denning said Tuesday the governor's bundling of school finance legislation was "amateurish" as debate erupted on the Senate floor over progress toward adding a court-ordered inflation adjustment.

Wamego legislator removes his name from "parody marriage" legislation after daughter's outcry.

Rep. Cindy Holscher added a mother-of-two-girls voice Friday to expressions of antipathy about a Leavenworth County judge's decision to lower the prison sentence of a man guilty of soliciting sex from teenagers because the girls were "aggressors" in the case.

Sedgwick County Judge Phil Journey said state lawmakers can dramatically improve lives of low-income Kansans by adopting a statewide amnesty program for people with suspended drivers' licenses.

It took the state of Texas more than two decades to execute the man responsible for the grisly murder of the mother of U.S. Navy veteran Celeste Dixon.

Joel Wimer believes state officials are impeding tourism with restrictions on deer-hunting permits. He operates the C&W Ranch southwest of Salina, where operations include outfitting and guiding hunters across 6,000 acres.

A Kansas House committee blessed a $200 million tax reform bill Monday beneficial to corporations and individuals eager to claim pieces of a federal tax windfall and whittles down the statewide sales tax on food and imposes a sales tax on internet transactions.