From sunflowers to bison: explore the treasures of Kansas
KANSAS (KOAM) - Kansas organizations celebrate the state's 163rd birthday on Monday, January 29, 2024. The Kansas Historical Society and Kansas Tourism...
News From the Oil Patch: Winter weather shuts in a million barrels a day
Nymex crude contracts settled over $78 per barrel Friday for the first time since November 14. WTI reached more than four dollars higher on...
Kansas Day! – marking 163 years of U.S. statehood
Today is Kansas Day, marking 163 years of statehood; the admission of Kansas into the United States of America became effective January 29,...
MISSING IN KANSAS: Addison Prettyman
Nearly three months have passed since a teenage boy was last seen in south-central Kansas. Addison Prettyman, 17, was reported missing on Nov. 8,...
Will 2024 be the year Kansas legalizes weed? Here’s where Top GOP senator stands
TOPEKA ( KSNT )- Efforts to legalize marijuana in Kansas could fall short in 2024. While advocates are renewing their push...
Kansas Named America’s Most Corrupt City, Again
Kansas is a city rich in history, culture, and charm, yet it grapples with a persistent issue: corruption. According to a recent report from...
Kansas Traffic Rule Update: Navigating the Right Turn on Red in 2024
Remember that feeling of frustration creeping in as you sit at a red light, yearning to turn right onto the empty street ahead? Well,...
Happy Birthday, Kansas!
Today is Kansas Day and marks the day in 1861 that Kansas became the 34th state in the Union. According to the Kansas Historical...
Kansas is losing its state reptile, but RHZ pushes conservation efforts for the species
The ornate box turtle is a common symbol for education in many Kansas and Midwest classrooms, as it is the state reptile for both...
Wasinger: ‘We need to check each Kansas department for IT security’ following judiciary hack
Hays' state Rep. Barb Wasinger, R-Hays, was appointed as chairwoman of the new Legislative Modernization Committee last year. "The Speaker was very generous...
