State News

Augusta on edge after trooper's weapons stolen

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2013

A south central Kansas town is on edge after someone broke into a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper's home and stole his Taser and weapon.

Kansas GOP leaders back Roberts' return to US Senate

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2013

The honorary committee formed by Pat Roberts for his U.S. Senate re-election campaign in 2014 includes fellow Republican statewide elected officials and the rest of the Kansas congressional delegation.

Lawrence, university to share fiber optic system

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2013

City commissioners in Lawrence have approved an agreement with the University of Kansas to share fiber optic cable systems throughout the city and campus.

Several hurt after melee breaks out in Wichita

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2013

Wichita police say shots were fired and fights broke out while about 1,300 people were leaving a concert at a Wichita club.

Kansas jobless rate steady in February

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2013

New unemployment figures show the Kansas jobless rate held steady last month at 5.5 percent, the same as in January but lower than in February 2012.

Indoor Kansas gardeners claim pot search was illegal

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2013

Two former CIA employees whose suburban Kansas City home was unsuccessfully searched for marijuana claim they were illegally targeted, possibly because they had purchased indoor growing supplies to raise vegetables.

Fossett fund gives $1M to Salina air museum effort

By The Associated Press on March 28, 2013

Efforts to build an aviation museum at Salina Regional Airport are getting a boost from the Peggy and Steve Fossett Foundation.

Salina man sentenced to life for rape of minor

By The Associated Press on March 28, 2013

A 53-year-old Salina man who had sex with an underage girl more than 100 times is sentenced to life in prison for rape.

Backers intensify push for Kansas Medicaid expansion

By The Associated Press on March 28, 2013

Advocates of expanding Medicaid in Kansas under the federal health care overhaul have intensified their campaign to persuade state officials to embrace the idea.

State gun-rights bill aimed at feds still alive

By The Associated Press on March 28, 2013

Gun-rights supporters in Kansas are expecting to make a final push for a bill declaring that the federal government cannot regulate some firearms and ammunition manufactured in the state.
 
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