Kansas attorney general blocked from denying gender changes on driver’s licenses by: Delaney Eyermann Posted: Jun 13, 2025 / 03:36 PM CDT Updated: Jun 13, 2025 / 03:36 PM CDT KANSAS CITY, Mo.

Kansas substitute teacher Whitney Shull, 39, is facing charges of having sex with two students in an alcohol-fueled incident, one allegedly occurring while the victim was unconscious ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Hundreds of people marched through downtown Kansas City Tuesday night, calling for an end to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and showing support for the ...

With the Big 12 transitioning from 20 league games to 18 for the 2025-26 basketball season, the Kansas Jayhawks and other schools within the conference will only play a home-and-away with three ...

According to 247 Sports reporter Michael Swain, Kansas is 'heavily involved' in the recruitment of Dessert. Scouting international big man Brice Dessert and his potential fit at Kansas.

Two physicians and three women, one of whom is pregnant, in Kansas are suing to block a state law that invalidates medical decisions pregnant women can make about end-of-life treatment.

A Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission enforcement agent was arrested in Dodge City on multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a child. File A 42-year-old Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission ...

Three women and two doctors are suing Kansas over a law that nullifies a person’s decisions about end-of-life care if they are pregnant in what appears to be the first such lawsuit since the ...

ARLINGTON, Texas — Kansas baseball’s Big 12 Conference tournament stay ended Friday, with an 11-1 loss in eight innings in the semifinals against TCU. The No. 2-seed Jayhawks had defeated No ...

UPDATE: 7:44 p.m. (CT): Kansas and Oklahoma State are tied 6-6 after 8th inning Despite multiple runners reaching base for Oklahoma State in the top of the eighth inning, Alex Breckheimer was ...

The Kansas Department of Revenue revealed a blackout license plate option for drivers in the state to buy in July. It’ll cost $40.

Kansas mom sues adult sites after teen accessed content Last year, Kansas enacted its age-verification law. Now, a mother is suing after her child accessed adult content.