All news on the topic: Kansas

Kansas is preparing to invalidate approximately 1,700 driver’s licenses held by transgender residents, as well as a similar number of birth certificates, due to a new law that exceeds the restrictions imposed by Republicans in other states regarding the inclusion of gender identities in government documents.

Dominic A. Cipolla, a 40-year-old pilot for Spirit Airlines, was taken into custody on July 17 at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. The arrest followed accusations of him stalking two minors, aged 12 and 17, in Olathe, Kansas

An Oregon judge has sentenced former basketball player to more than eight years in prison for raping a woman at a house party in 2021.

A jury in Oregon convicted the former Portland Trail Blazers player of raping a 21-year-old incapacitated woman at a lake house party where several of his teammates were present

A minor drug dealer swiped an 800-pound cannon, once utilized in the Spanish American War, from a park in Kansas last week to pay off a debt to his unhinged boss, who had been threatening to kill him and his family

Rev. Raj "Arul" Balaswamy Carasala was reportedly shot at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Seneca, Kansas, by a deranged gunman, Gary Hermesch — while young students were playing outside the parish school

Officials reported that the woman was attempting "to demonstrate to the child that nothing was beneath the bed" when she "directly encountered" a 27-year-old man

The "major pieces" of the American Airlines plane and the Black Hawk helicopter have been recovered, and will be transported to a "secure airport facility for further examination and documentation."

A woman from Brooklyn who died on the American Airlines flight Wednesday was remembered by a neighbor as "incredibly intelligent," beautiful, and diligent

A mother on the ill-fated American Airlines flight captured a picture of her two smiling ice-skater daughters shortly before takeoff on Wednesday

Mr. D's Donut Shop is crafting donuts to honor its home team, and one of the most popular ones resembles the Chiefs quarterback.

One state health worker called it "the largest documented outbreak in U.S. history."

An influencer helped raise over $793,000 for a disabled woman who faced a big fine for having an overgrown yard.

Roger Golubski — a white Kansas police detective accused of sexually assaulting black women and girls — is dead, prosecutors said as his trial was set to begin Monday.

Roger Golubski, who allegedly threatened to jail women's relatives if they turned down his demands for sexual favors, was set to go on trial on Monday.

Three thieves from Texas are wanted by Oklahoma authorities for stealing $25,000 from a man while he stopped to pray at a shrine.

The 5-year-old Kansas kindergartener was sleeping in the back seat during the ride to school when the driver headed home and parked the bus in their driveway -- and failed to check that the rows were clear before locking it up.

A professor from the University of Kansas is on leave after a video emerged in which he suggested to his class the idea of lining up men who are unwilling to vote for a female president and executing them

Authorities reported that Emma Brungardt, 19, a sophomore pursuing a major in equine management and production at Colby Community College, was pronounced dead at the site of the accident

Steven L. Hanks, 70, was sentenced to prison 44 years after shooting Mary Robin Walter to death in her Great Bend, Kansas, trailer home.

Gideon Cody, the former Police Chief of Marion, was charged with felony obstruction of justice. He is accused of convincing a potential witness to not provide information to the authorities, following his leadership in a raid on the Marion County Record last year

Body-camera footage from the police during the 2023 raid reveals the newspaper publisher's 98-year-old mother, a co-owner of the publication, visibly distressed. She passed away from a heart attack the following afternoon

Kansas' Calvin Hayden claimed that “foreign entities” had manipulated the vote, but never shared evidence publicly.

Two special prosecutors say the reporter and editor who were targeted with the raid in the small town of Marion, Kansas, did not commit any crimes.

The individual who took a bronze Jackie Robinson statue, which had been severed at the ankles and was discovered days later burning in a trash can in a Kansas city park, is set to serve approximately 15 years in prison