UPDATED: Longtime Olathe mayor dies

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(Updated to include comments from House speaker, governor, Kansas City mayor, U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran) Longtime Olathe Mayor Mike Copeland,  who was the administrator of the...

UPDATED: Kansas Supreme Court rules right to abortion embedded in state Constitution

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(Updated to recast lead; includes more widespread reaction and comments from Kansans for Life about plans for a constitutional amendment) For the first time in...

Bankers name new top Capitol lobbyist

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The Kansas Bankers Association has named a new executive to lead its lobbying efforts at the state Capitol. The KBA on Thursday named Kelly VanZwoll...

Johnson County appraisals draw scrutiny as lawmakers explore ‘dark store’ theory

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Johnson County’s real estate values came under an intense spotlight Wednesday at the Kansas Capitol as a leading hotel owner criticized the appraiser’s office...

Kansas GOP 3rd District Chair steps down

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Jacob Swisher announced over the weekend that he was stepping down as 3rd District chairman of the Kansas Republican Party. Swisher, who was elected to...

New PAC injects nearly $3 million into Kansas race for attorney general

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A federal political action committee apparently related to the Republican Attorneys General Association is prepared to spend at least $3 million on the Kansas...

Public affairs consultant dies at 73 after long bout with cancer

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Public affairs consultant and corporate lobbyist Ron Gaches, regarded as a strategic and trustworthy adviser, died Wednesday at 73 after a long battle with...

Schmidt supports lawsuit challenging election results

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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt on Wednesday signed onto a brief with 16 other states in support of a lawsuit seeking to throw out...

Field for attorney general’s race starts to form

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As soon as Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced plans to run for governor, candidates were already positioning to run for the state's top law...

Incentives for rural settlement face backlog

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Kansas has a backlog of more than 800 people waiting for student loan subsidies that were intended to entice people to settle in rural...