Tim Carpenter

TOPEKA — Attorney General Kris Kobach asserted a stabbing death in southwest Kansas could have been averted through compliance with a federal court order for deportation of the man later charged in the slaying.

A mother, also a licensed teacher, is accused of child abuse, but years later the state Board of Education decides on censure instead of license revocation.

Tim Carpenter TOPEKA — The Kansas State Board of Education rejected conclusions of child abuse investigators, a professional practice

TOPEKA — A U.S. District Court judge issued an order forbidding enforcement of a bipartisan Kansas law adopted in 2004 that allowed certain immigrant

The law, passed with bipartisan support in 2004, offered the same tuition rate that locals pay to immigrants brought to the U.S. as children who completed a high school education in Kansas and agreed to seek citizenship while pursing a degree.

TOPEKA — Troy Alan Martin was northbound on Topeka Boulevard when his car struck a large pothole, jolting the vehicle with enough force that it slammed into a median, rolled several times and ejected him onto the street.

Kansas Supreme Court examines legal claims of negligence by municipal government through the lens of a Topeka traffic accident caused by a street pothole.

TOPEKA — A little-known fact about Kansas Republican gubernatorial nominee Ty Masterson is that he could be a real contender in a dairy cow milking contest.

Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson, the GOP nominee for governor, shares thoughts about his life and campaign to become the state's next governor.

TOPEKA — A little-known fact about Kansas Republican gubernatorial nominee Ty Masterson is that he could be a real contender in a dairy cow milking contest.