Proposed constitutional amendment evokes strong views on abortion

A feasibility study of Docking State Office Building in Topeka sought by the Kansas Legislature produced a recommendation not to demolish the structure and to consider spending at least $100 million to fully or partially renovate the 62-year-old structure adjacent to the Capitol.

Gov. Laura Kelly selected an Air National Guard brigadier general to lead the Kansas Guard as adjutant general.

Standing outside a coffee shop in Grinnell, Iowa, Cory Booker turned the camera on the Washburn University students who had pursued and documented the intricacies of his campaign.

A new report from the Kansas Department of Commerce concludes a state program that provides cash incentives for those who move to rural areas failed to influence relocations or curb systemic population declines across the state.

The trade agreement aligning economic forces of United States, Canada and Mexico earned bipartisan support of political leaders in Kansas eager to take advantage of opportunity to engage in exportation of agriculture and food products.

A coalition of conservative and faith-based political groups gathered at the Capitol for introduction of a proposed amendment to the Kansas Constitution designed to reverse a state court decision establishing abortion as a fundamental right.

Thursday was a big day for DeAngela Burns-Wallace at the Statehouse. Not only was she the featured speaker at the Kansas Governor's Annual March and Celebration honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., an event that began at noon, but the Senate also confirmed her appointment as the next secretary of the Kansas Department of Administration later in the day.