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Kansas will no longer change transgender people’s birth certificates to reflect their gender identities.

An oil leak just west of a federally-protected area has government officials working quickly to stop the contamination from moving down stream.

Max Dutton previews this year’s season and talks with experts about safety tips.

As three deaths are reported following 22 infections of West Nile virus in Kansas in 2023, the KDHE has warned that most of the Sunflower State is at high risk.

David Gingerich made his first court appearance Wednesday morning and is awaiting formal charges.

Kanas Governor Laura Kelly last week sent a letter to President Joe Biden through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), requesting a major federal disaster declaration for the state due to significant storm damage sustained in 43 Kansas counties by several rounds of severe weather.

Following the death of George Floyd in 2020, Gabrielle Griffie organized a protest in Wichita. She was arrested on two counts of unlawful assembly for “noisy conduct.”

A Salina baton twirling team took Kansas to a global competition for the first time in the state’s history — and brought a first-place award back home to the Sunflower State.

A credit union advisor previously appointed by Governor Brownback to a statewide council has now been arraigned on her federal embezzlement charges.

One of the city's two water sources was affected.

Kansas Governor Laura Kelly on Wednesday announced that the Treasury Department is awarding Kansas with $40 million to expand child care services, a significant boost to a key service across the state.

The Kansas Department of Transportation shared plans for Saturday to temporarily close two eastbound Interstate 70 entrance ramps at Junction City.

Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Transportation Secretary Calvin Reed were in Dodge City on Thursday announcing that 35 local and off-system bridge projects across the state will receive a combined total of $42.3 million.

Friday, Sept. 1, kicks off the first full weekend of the football season and the one-year anniversary of legal sports betting in Kansas.

A federal judge ruled Thursday that Kansas officials shouldn’t keep changing transgender people’s birth certificates so the documents reflect their gender identities.

The district said all students are safe and the parents of the students affected were notified.

Approximately 280 students from 32 schools participated in middle school virtual camps his summer.

Hayes was appointed as police chief on Sept. 7, 2020 and was still serving in that capacity.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early as pregame traffic could become congested.

Woodland last played on the PGA Tour at the Wyndham Championship from Aug. 3-6.

Attracting visitors to small towns can be difficult, but with the grant, Kansas Tourism is aiming to make that easier.

The Kansas Corporation Commission hasn’t made a final decision regarding a requested rate increase from Evergy, but the regulator did share an opinion from KCC staff members.

The suspect fled from police after a pursuit.

A recent report has found that those who live in the Midwest are among the hardest-working residents in the nation.

The victim was flown to Colorado due to the extent of his injuries.

Firefighters in Geary Co. stopped to help keep 250 pigs cool after a semi-truck broke down along I-70 in the intense heat.

House Democratic Leader Vic Miller and State Representative Jason Probst on Tuesday introduced legislation to reform search warrant policy and discuss recent news events.

A Marion man used Monday's City Council meeting to call for the resignations of Marion's police chief and mayor.

Morning 12 News reporter Max Dutton conducted an exclusive interview with Eric Meyer.

Kansas State University students were ranked friendliest in the nation and take pride in the facilities, support and services, according to the latest rankings from “The Princeton Review.”