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Former Topeka-Area Substitute Teacher Sentenced to Prison for Sex Crime Involving...

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Soldier Township Firefighter Booked Again in Shawnee County DUI Case

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Students study on laptops inside an elementary school in Farmington, Arkansas, on March 19, 2026. School districts nationwide are grappling with which artificial intelligence tools to invest in. (Photo by Antoinette Grajeda/Arkansas Advocate)

Schools spend billions on AI, but struggle to figure out what’s...

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Registered Sex Offender Booked in Topeka on Prostitution Charge

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Rachel Schnelle / KRPS A lottery machine at Dillon's grocery store in Pittsburg, Kansas, sits by the checkout counters.

Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation sues Kansas Lottery over sovereignty, gaming regulations

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Kansas farmers are expected to see their smallest winter wheat harvest in decades, the result of drought and freezes throughout the growing season. (Photo by Kevin Hardy/Stateline)

Kansas wheat harvest projected to be lowest in decades, adding to...

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CoreCivic sold its newly reopened Leavenworth prison facility, the Midwest Regional Reception Center, to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the company announced Aug. 5, 2026. (Photo by Morgan Chilson/Kansas Reflector)

CoreCivic sells Kansas prison, leaving Leavenworth with oversight and financial questions

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Nick Levendofsky (right), executive director of the Kansas Farmers Union, is concerned the failure to move a farm bill out of the Senate Agriculture Committee on Aug. 6, 2026, means the bill won't happen this year. He's shown here speaking about agriculture with former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman during a U.S. Global Leadership Coalition meeting in 2025, in Overland Park. (Photo by Morgan Chilson/Kansas Reflector)

Farm bill stalls, leaving Kansas farm leader concerned about whether it...

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says national cases of Cyclospora, a gastrointestinal illness linked to produce, have risen to more than 6,300 and two deaths were reported nationwide. (Photo by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

Cyclospora cases rise in Kansas, following report of two deaths nationally

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Federal Court Filing Reveals New Allegations in Shawnee County Child Sex...

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