The Kansas Department of Transportation announces approved bids for state highway construction and maintenance projects. The letting took place Sept. 21 in Topeka. Some of the bids may include multiple projects that have been bundled based on proximity and type of work.
Kelly argues evidence points to ‘systematic racism,’ while Schmidt says problems ‘obviously’ exist TOPEKA — Republican governor candidate Derek Schmidt’s new campaign commercials castigate Gov. Laura Kelly for creating in 2020 a Commission on Racial Equality and Justice to search for solutions to problems within Kansas law enforcement agencies.
TOPEKA — Dozens of Kansas attorneys announced their support of attorney general candidate Chris Mann Thursday, saying they wanted a competent person in the office. The group, which launched under the name “Kansas Attorneys for Mann,” is made up of more than 140 Republican, Democratic and Independent attorneys across the state.
TOPEKA — In November, six of Kansas’ seven Supreme Court judges are up for retention votes, and two constitutional amendments will be decided. Advocacy groups say these choices on the November ballot offer voters an opportunity to shift Kansas’ political landscape.
Three former Ottawa High School graduates received the school’s highest honor Thursday night when they were inducted into the school’s Wall of Honor. Wanda Shumway Temm, Dr.
The following is a list of calls for service released by the Wellsville Police Department for Sept. 26-28.
The following is a listing of felony cases handled by the Franklin County Attorney’s Office and sentenced in Franklin County District Court during the month of September. All felony sentences were imposed by District Court Judge Douglas P. Witteman.
The Rev. Mary Donovan blesses a dog during Grace Episcopal Church’s St.