Walk into Anderson Office Supply on the corner of Broadway and Main and you’ll find 89-year-old Phil Anderson behind the counter, running a business that has been part of his life for one way or another since he was born.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) faces an uncertain future in Kansas if the abortion amendment on the August 2nd ballot passes. The U.S.
Fans of Encanto, and baseball, will want to be in Athletic Park July 7 for the opening of the Sand Creek Summer Daze Festival. The Newton The Newton Mid-Kansas Symphony Orchestra will be playing to those fan groups in their opening night concert at 7 p.m.
Dear Doctors: Is it just me, or does it seem like a lot more people are getting diseases from ticks? We just heard about a lady who lives not too far from here who died from a tick bite. It gave her Powassan virus, which I’d never heard of before. What is that? Is it as common as Lyme disease?
A fairly sizeable grant award is heading to fire departments in Harvey County - a total of $132,586.46 is headed to local Harvey County Firefighter Relief Associations. Pursuant to the Kansas Firefighters Relief Act, the funds will be distributed among four local FRAs within the county.
The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday dealt a blow to what’s known as dark story theory, an idea used by big box retailers to reduce their property taxes. The decision reversed a previous ruling in favor of Walmart’s argument that its properties in Johnson County were overtaxed by tens of millions of dollars.
Emily Crawford is frustrated, because one of her family’s primary forms of summer entertainment has gone missing. The family camper was stolen, June 8.
SEATTLE (AP) — Ginny Gilder wasn’t well versed on what Title IX meant until she was a freshman at Yale, competing for the rowing team and taking part in one of the most famous protests surrounding the law.
TOPEKA — Outgoing U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, who championed Donald Trump’s baseless claims of 2020 election fraud, asked the White House to pardon four members of the Kansas congressional delegation for joining challenges of presidential election results in swing states.
TOPEKA — A Topeka man who faces federal charges for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S.