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KBI: Major fentanyl and methamphetamine seizure in Wichita

Friday, December 1

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s Joint Fentanyl Impact Team announced they made a major seizure of illegal drugs, according to press release from the KBI Thursday. On Wednesday, intelligence was developed related to the movement of illicit drugs into Kansas, the KBI said. Thursday the KBI,... Read More.

Kansas Corporation Commission approves settlement agreement in Evergy rate case

Tuesday, November 21

The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a proposed settlement agreement in the Evergy rate case Tuesday morning. According to a news release from the KCC, the unanimous agreement, resolving all issues in the case, was submitted to the Commission on Sept. 29 following negotiations between KCC... Read More.

Kelly joins 25 governors calling on Congress to reauthorize ACP

Wednesday, November 15

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced Tuesday that she and a bipartisan group of 25 other governors signed onto a letter calling on congressional leadership to reauthorize funding to make internet access affordable. According to a news release from the governor's office, the Affordable Connectivity Program... Read More.

Kelly announces $10M+ for multi-purpose child care facilities in Hays, Lawrence and Emporia

Thursday, November 9

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and the Kansas Children’s Cabinet and Trust Fund announced Wednesday the first round of Capital Projects Fund Accelerator awards, which will go to three Kansas communities to build or renovate multi-purpose community facilities. According to a news release from the governor's... Read More.

Officer-involved shooting on U.S. Highway 54 near Pratt

Tuesday, October 24

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Monday morning on U.S. Highway 54, about five miles west of Pratt, according to a news release from the KBI late Monday night. The Pratt County Sheriff’s Office requested the KBI conduct an... Read More.

Kansas Supreme Court says eFiling system still offline following security incident late last week

Monday, October 16

The Kansas Supreme Court issued Administrative Order 2023-CC-074 Monday confirming clerk offices in the appellate courts and all district courts — except the court in Johnson County — remain unable receive electronic filings at this time. According to a news release Monday, courts are open... Read More.

Stitt appoints Hathcoat as Tulsa County District Judge

Monday, October 16

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt appointed Judge Richard Hathcoat to serve as Tulsa County District Judge. "Judge Hathcoat is well-equipped to preside over cases in Tulsa County, ensuring each case is treated with impartiality and integrity," Stitt stated last week. "With over 30 years of legal... Read More.

September revenues up $42M over estimate, governor’s office says

Wednesday, October 4

Tax collections for September 2023 were $991.6 million -- $42 million, or 4.4%, more than the estimate, according to a news release from the governor's office this week. Total tax collections are up $30.6 million, or 3.2%, from September 2022. “Because of my administration’s work to... Read More.

Gov. Stitt announces creation of artificial intelligence task force; Says AI can benefit Oklahoma

Wednesday, September 27

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Monday the creation of a task force to study the potential uses, benefits and security vulnerabilities of artificial intelligence and generative artificial intelligence. "This a major step towards Governor Stitt’s goal of modernizing and streamlining state government to make sure... Read More.

KBI believes Parsons woman murdered; Body discovered in field Sunday

Monday, September 25

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation, the Labette County Sheriff’s Office, and the Parsons Police Department are investigating a homicide that occurred over the weekend in Labette County. On Sunday, shortly after 2:30 p.m., a male subject placed a 911 call after discovering a body... Read More.

Gov. Kelly makes Winfield stop launch point for statewide tour aimed to up pressure for Medicaid expansion

Wednesday, September 20

Updated Thursday morning with video WINFIELD -- Gov. Laura Kelly told the crowd in front of William Newton Hospital Wednesday afternoon she's not giving up on her effort to expand Medicaid in Kansas, and that her continued advocacy for it is no longer a campaign... Read More.

Kelly announces advisory panel appointments for proposed psychiatric hospital in Sedgwick County

Tuesday, September 12

Gov. Laura Kelly has announced appointments for an advisory panel tasked with gathering public input and making recommendations on the operation, location, and workforce development needs of the proposed 50-bed psychiatric hospital in south central Kansas. According to a news release from her office Monday,... Read More.

State

KBI: Major fentanyl and methamphetamine seizure in Wichita

Kansas Corporation Commission approves settlement agreement in Evergy rate case

Kelly joins 25 governors calling on Congress to reauthorize ACP

Kelly announces $10M+ for multi-purpose child care facilities in Hays, Lawrence and Emporia

Officer-involved shooting on U.S. Highway 54 near Pratt

Kansas Supreme Court says eFiling system still offline following security incident late last week

Stitt appoints Hathcoat as Tulsa County District Judge

September revenues up $42M over estimate, governor’s office says

Gov. Stitt announces creation of artificial intelligence task force; Says AI can benefit Oklahoma

KBI believes Parsons woman murdered; Body discovered in field Sunday

Gov. Kelly makes Winfield stop launch point for statewide tour aimed to up pressure for Medicaid expansion

Kelly announces advisory panel appointments for proposed psychiatric hospital in Sedgwick County

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