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An illustration of a measles virus particle. Outbreaks of the illness are active in New Mexico and Texas.

Kansas confirms first measles case since 2018 amid outbreak in other...

Kansas News Service - March 15, 2025 0

Kelly Bonnell, a server at The Monarch in downtown Wichita, grabs two plates of food to bring out to customers. She said the job helps her pay her way through college.

Could Kansas eliminate taxes on tips? It might depend on Congress

Kansas News Service - March 12, 2025 0

Republican state Rep. Sean Tarwater, right, says Kansas' portion of an affordable housing tax credit is too costly. The Kansas House passed a bill that would eliminate the program

A Kansas tax credit can help build thousands of affordable homes....

Kansas News Service - March 11, 2025 0

Black Kansans die at higher rates of seven of nine leading causes of death than all other Kansans.

Research Shows If You’re A Black Kansan, You’re More Likely Than...

Kansas News Service - March 8, 2025 0

These are some of the approximately 1,000 birds that slammed into McCormick Place in Chicago on Oct. 5, 2023. That was a night and morning when especially high numbers of birds were migrating along Lake Michigan. The building's windows have since been treated with a film that makes them visible to birds. Very few birds have hit the windows since then.

Midwest Light Pollution Kills Migrating Birds, But Scientists Know How You...

Kansas News Service - March 5, 2025 0

Republican Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall speaks at the Saturday town hall meeting in Oakley, Kansas.

UPDATE: Kansas senator’s rural town hall meeting swamped by people mad...

Kansas News Service - March 3, 2025 0

Monica Martinez holds up a sign that reads “Hate never made America great” as she faces main street in Garden City, Kansas. She and dozens of others gathered downtown for an immigrant rights rally in the predominantly Latino southwest Kansas town.

Southwest Kansans anxious following anti-immigration rhetoric from administration

Kansas News Service - February 26, 2025 0

Zane Irwin / Kansas News Service People walk outside the Wyandotte County Public Health Department in Kansas City, Kansas.

Did bickering between the Kansas and Wyandotte County health departments hinder...

Kansas News Service - February 19, 2025 0

Ibises flock at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge last fall.

Kansas farmers and wetlands vie for water. A new proposal will...

Kansas News Service - February 18, 2025 0

Zane Irwin / Kansas News Service People walk outside the Wyandotte County Public Health Department in Kansas City, Kansas.

After Tuberculosis Outbreak, Wyandotte County Parts Ways With Health Director

Jeffery W. Fogg II - February 12, 2025 0

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