Regulators questioned Evergy officials Monday, honing in on why the company was willing to accept a $69 million decrease.

Kansas Department of Commerce secretary David Toland shared with state legislators his frustration with the third state audit ...

Increasing waves of politicians exalt qualities that should disqualify them as public officials: a mistrust of government, demonizing opponents, and supporting private schools with public money. These ...

A federal court ruling permanently blocked a 2021 Kansas law that banned groups from sending advance ballot applications to ...

Johnson County Democrat serving in the Kansas Legislature is launching a 2026 campaign to replace Gov. Laura Kelly.

But Medicaid cuts in the massive tax and spending bill signed into law earlier this month will worsen mental health ...

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Evergy is claiming $55 million in damages after BNSF failed to deliver coal in 2022, the utility company said.

Vicki Schmidt, the state's insurance commissioner and a pharmacist, is seeking the Kansas Republican Party nomination for ...

I found myself dwelling on the valley of death that we’re passing through right now in the United States and Kansas.

Toast Kansas Reflector’s first five years with five essential stories (and a donation, if you can) BY: Clay Wirestone - July 22, 2025 Five years and one day ago, Kansas Reflector went live. Editor in ...

Senate President Ty Masterson of Andover enters 2026 Republican primary for governor as Kansas decides who will replace ...