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Nancy Shoemaker's kidnapper receiving parole: details from the Kansas Prisoner Review Board

Following the two-week suspension of state government operations on March 23, state government operations and the delivery of various services will begin to resume on Monday, April 6, in a reduced fashion. Governor Kelly now says all employees who are able will begin working remotely. Close to 70%...

Sedgwick County Fire District 1 reminds residents that a burn ban imposed by the state of Kansas will be in effect in Sedgwick County during the month of April.

Experts are saying the coronavirus pandemic has yet to fully hit the Kansas state budget. Tax collections fell only $8.6 million short of expectations in March. The state Department of Revenue reported Wednesday that tax collections last month were $523.4 million when the state projected...

Governor Kelly: Public access to state office buildings will remain closed until April 19 due to coronavirus pandemic.

Sedgwick County sheriff says jail deputy diagnosed with coronavirus.

Governor Kelly and Sec. of Labor discuss coronavirus, Kansas is up to 552 cases.

Kansas' top health official is facing questions over the state's monitoring of GPS data gleaned from people's cellphones about how residents have cut down on travel during the coronavirus pandemic. Kansas Department of Health and Environment Secretary Lee Norman has cited information provided by...

WATCH: Wichita Mayor talks about COVID-19 pandemic

Kansas is gearing up for a large increase in testing as it works to bring an outbreak of the coronavirus under control. Dr. Lee Norman, Kansas secretary of health and environment, said Wednesday that he expects to have up to 64,000 test kits that can produce results in 45 minutes in the coming...