News Kansas farmer weighs in on ag economy uncertainty June 13, 2025 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Kansas, News A farmer in central Kansas says it’s already been a year of unprecedented volatility. Paul Penner says the administration’s tariff policy has …
Dozens of Kansas City neighborhoods are pursuing creative ideas to make their blocks safer, more prosperous and better connected after the city awarded nearly $400,000 to turn those ideas into reality. Neighborhood Empowerment Grants will support 26 …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - On Saturday, June 14, thousands of protesters across the country and right here at home are expected to join the ‘No Kings’ protests. Organizers say the ’No Kings’ protests are to reject authoritarianism, Trump’s immigration …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City native is set to represent his hometown at the NCAA Outdoor Championships Friday. Former Center High School student, Roman Smith, qualified at the NCAA East Regional in Jacksonville in May. After missing his first …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — State and local health officials are getting federal help amid concerns after six teachers at a Liberty school have been diagnosed with breast cancer since 2020. Officials with the nation’s Center for Disease Control and Prevention are …
Women for Kansas Barton County Chapter welcomes Evan Altman, ACLU voting rights organizer, who will present “ACLU-Kansas Know Your Rights Protesting,” on Sunday, June 15 at 2 p.m. in Great Bend’s Front Door Community Center, 1615 10th St. Altman is …
TOPEKA, KAN. – In a victory for transgender Kansans, a Kansas state appeals court has reversed a district court decision barring the Kansas government from making changes to gender markers on driver’s licenses. In July 2023, Attorney General Kobach filed a …
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