Kansas
County Commissioner Urges Americans to Arm Themselves for the 'Coming War'
The post, which was later deleted, led to widespread condemnation, including from Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas who said the remarks contained "gross distortions" and were "racist" and "reckless."
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Are Rising in These 15 States
Average daily new cases have been on an upward trend in several states in the Midwest, including Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
Democrats Spent Millions Meddling in Kansas' GOP Primary—It Didn't Work
The investment by the mysterious Sunflower State PAC—a suspected Democrat funding arm—into the Republican race didn't pay off.
What Kansas 2020 Polls Say About Marshall vs. Bollier Senate Race
The election surveys from the state tend to favor Republican nominee Roger Marshall, but the contest could still be close.
Kris Kobach Loses Senate Kansas GOP Primary After Dems Attacked Opponent
Representative Roger Marshall was described as a "Washington politician stuck in special interest muck" in an advertisement sponsored by a Democratic PAC.
A Kansas Conservative the GOP Dislikes May Win Senate Primary
"The amount of money being poured into the race really indicates just how important it is, not just for Kansans but for the national parties as well," one expert told Newsweek.
Chuck Schumer's Attempt to Steal the Kansas Senate Seat
There is a lot at stake in Kansas' GOP Senate primary.
GOP Rep. Charged With Three Felonies Over Fake Address Used to Vote
The charges are connected to allegations of voter fraud after the represented listed a UPS store location as his home address in the 2019 general elections.
Man In MAGA Hat Flashes Gun As Restaurant Employee Asks Him to Wear a Mask
"We could have taken your order outside if you didn't want to... and if I tell you to wear one, you're going to shoot me?" the employee asked.
Do You Have to Quarantine After Flying to Florida?
Some states are waiving quarantine mandates for those who produce proof of a recent negative virus test result.
Which States Require Masks? Texas, Kansas, Pennsylvania Issue Orders
Washington has also issued an order directing businesses to require their customers to wear masks, which will go into effect next week.
City of Gardner Waives Every Citizen's Electric Bill Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
With millions of people facing redundancy and income loss as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, paying the bills is becoming a problem for many.
Pastor Finds Loophole in Gatherings Ban, Claims Guests Are Part of Choir
The church service at "7 a.m. had more than 50 people, the one at 10 a.m. had more than 50 people," CNN correspondent Gary Tuchman reported.
County Chair Says Coronavirus in Kansas Isn't Serious
On Wednesday, Republican County Commissioner Marvin Rodriguez suggested that the new coronavirus isn't serious in Kansas because the state does not have a lot of Chinese people.
Kansas vs. Baylor: How to Watch, Live Stream Saturday's No. 1 vs No. 3 Game
Baylor (24-1), the No. 1 ranked team in the country and winners of 23-consecutive games, will host No. 3 Kansas (23-3), on Saturday in a game that could go a long way in determining the top seed in next month's NCAA tournament.
Fox Hosts Defend Trump's Tweet Congratulating Kansas For Chiefs' Win
"I mean the Giants are—people call them the New York Giants, but they're in New Jersey," Steve Doocy said.
Shooting at Missouri Bar Celebrating Chiefs AFC Victory Leaves Two Dead
At least 15 other people injured when shots were fired at line of people entering 9ine Ultra Lounge.
'Captain America' Actress Says She Killed Her Mom In Self-Defense
Mollie Fitzgerald, 38, who had a role in 2011's "Captain America: The First Avenger," has been charged with second-degree murder relating to the death of her mother Patricia.
Woman Arrested in the Stabbing Death of Her Mother: Authorities
A Kansas woman, who reportedly had a minor acting role in the film 'Captain America: The First Avenger,' is accused of stabbing her mother to death last month.
Two Die As Plane Crashes, Bursts Into Flames Just After Take-off in Kansas
First responders found the single-engine Mooney M20S on fire after it had crashed just after being cleared for take-off from Johnson County Executive Airport in Olathe.
Woman Inspired by 'Steel Magnolias' Starts Kidney Transplant Chain
Kansas resident Ali Shappell donated one of her kidneys to a total stranger, setting off a chain of kidney transplants that wound up saving the lives of four people—including her childhood pastor.
This Prehistoric Shark Could Reach 22 Feet and Ate Its Siblings in the Womb
Cretodus houghtonorum lived during the Late Cretaceous period, a time when a huge waterway divided North America.
Kansas Man Arrested After Allegedly Stealing A Car To Bail Out Brother
Eric Dean McCracken, 36, and Keith Ray McCracken, 32, were arrested just hours apart, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office in Kansas said.
Prehistoric 91-million-year-old Shark Was Size of a Great White
In theory, the ancient shark could have grown up to a staggering 22 feet in length, according to researchers.
Champions Classic: Duke vs. Kansas, Kentucky vs. Michigan State Preview
The traditional season opener of the college basketball season tips off in New York City on Tuesday night.
College Basketball: All You Need to Know Ahead of the 2019-20 Season
The 2019-20 college basketball season gets underway on Tuesday when Kansas takes on Duke in the Championship Classic.
Ivanka Trump Blasted for Taking Credit for Kansas Economy
Stephanie Clayton questioned why the daughter of the president was boasting about an improved economy in her home state.
State Supreme Court Nominees Scrutinized for Any Hint of Political Bias
A Kansas Supreme Court nominee is facing opposition from the state's most influential anti-abortion group due to her husband's political leanings.
Missouri Man Missing for a Week Found Alive in a Wrecked Car
A dirt bike rider using local trails came across Ryan Linneman, 37, on Wednesday evening during a chance encounter at the bottom of a 50-foot descent in Kansas.
Kansas Authorities Announce Elimination of 2,200 Rape Kit Backlog
Kansas authorities have announced that they are close to completing testing on a backlog of over two thousand rape kits that had gone unprocessed for years.

