State urges Supreme Court to preserve abortion clinic regulations
The longest-running abortion case in Kansas reached the state Supreme Court on Monday as the state argued for preserving abortion clinic regulations that were...
Federal judge limits election plaintiff’s ability to bring lawsuits
A federal judge is restricting the ability of a former U.S. Senate candidate to bring lawsuits against state and federal officials after she whipped...
State, abortion providers clash in court over informed-consent law
A landmark Kansas Supreme Court ruling that found a state constitutional right to an abortion loomed large Tuesday as the state defended its informed...
Supreme Court turns down review of Kansas redistricting case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned down an appeal of the Kansas Supreme Court's decision upholding the state's new congressional districts.
The court refused...
Biden renominates prosecutor for judgeship – but for a different post
President Joe Biden on Wednesday renominated federal prosecutor Jabari Wamble to the federal bench, although for an open seat on the district court in...
Kobach says driver’s licenses, birth certificates must reflect sex at birth
A new state law addressing transgender Kansans requires Gov. Laura Kelly's administration to restore any driver's licenses and birth certificates that were modified to...
Kobach challenges use of pronouns in federal court
Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach is objecting to federal judges requiring litigants appearing before the court to use preferred pronouns for the parties participating...
Legislature unanimously passes enhanced legal protections for child sex abuse victims
The Kansas Legislature has unanimously passed breakthrough legislation that extends more legal protections for victims of child sexual abuse.
The House passed a bill 120-0 Monday...
Kelly names Lenexa prosecutor to bench
Gov. Laura Kelly turned to a candidate with experience as a prosecutor to fill a seat on the bench in the 6th Judicial District.
Kelly...
Kansas judicial nominee quizzed about sentence recommendation, affirmative action
Republican U.S. senators pressed federal appeals court nominee Rich Federico of Kansas about a sentence he recommended as a public defender in a child...
