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Kansas news covers state government, elections, agriculture, energy and community affairs across the Sunflower State. Reporting reaches Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City and Topeka.


Weather and Disaster

Live Poll

Have you removed standing water around your home to reduce mosquitoes this fall?

Current Conditions

Mosquito Populations Rise in Kansas This Fall

Cooler weather and recent rains have allowed multiple mosquito generations to persist into the fall season across the state.

Mosquito Populations Rise in Kansas This Fall

Sports

Soccer

Four Kansas Soccer Teams Advance to State Finals

Dodge City, Blue Valley North, Maize South, Kapaun Mt. Carmel, Berean Academy and Rose Hill all won semifinals to reach Saturday's championship games.


Travel

Live Poll

Do competitive academic programs help students in your area take more interest in local environmental conservation?

National Parks

Kansas Students Compete in 26th Annual ECO-meet

The statewide competition concluded its latest regional event at Wilson Lake on October 7, 2026.

Kansas Students Compete in 26th Annual ECO-meet

Lifestyle

Live Poll

Do you think local governments should be able to block treaty-based land claims affecting their areas?

Native American

Court Sets No Trial Before 2028 in Potawatomi Suit

A federal judge set a January 8 deadline for motions to intervene in the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation's lawsuit over a claimed reservation in Kansas.

Court Sets No Trial Before 2028 in Potawatomi Suit

Crime

Accidents

KBI Finds No Foul Play in Trooper Death

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation reviewed the off-duty death of Kansas Highway Patrol Major Brent Hogelin in Osage County.

KBI Finds No Foul Play in Trooper Death

The beat runs across the legislature and the governor's office, statewide elections, the courts and the agricultural and energy sectors that anchor the Kansas economy. Coverage extends through Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City and Topeka and the rural communities spread across one of the country's largest wheat-producing states. Wichita's aerospace manufacturing base adds an industrial dimension to the state's economy that diverges from its agricultural identity and generates its own policy debates. State tax structure and school finance have returned repeatedly as contested questions, and both subjects carry significant consequences for communities across the state.


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