BY ANNA KAMINSKIKansas Reflector TOPEKA — Christine English-Baird spends at least one day a week distributing basic supplies to homeless people in Wichita, home to… Login to continue reading Login…
BY GRACE HILLSKansas Reflector TOPEKA — An open letter from Kansas Catholic bishops urges people to approach immigration with compassion, and condemns portrayals of all… Login to continue reading Login…
SALINA — As the drone industry continues to advance and develop new regulations at a rapid pace, Kansas State University Salina’s Applied Aviation Research Center, or AARC, prepares the next generation of drone pilots to be Federal Aviation Administration compliant through world-class uncrewed aircraft systems training and education at noon on Sept. 4.
TOPEKA – Lt. Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland has announced a new round of funding totaling $341,000 is available through the Strategic Economic Expansion and Development (SEED) grant program.
Just like people, no two cattle operations are the same.
BY TIM CARPENTERKansas Reflector TOPEKA — Kansas House Speaker Dan Hawkins said the 2026 Legislature would strive to slash $200 million from the state government’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Black Hills Corp. (NYSE: BKH) and NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. d/b/a NorthWestern Energy (Nasdaq: NWE) have announced that each company’s board of directors has unanimously approved a definitive agreement to combine in an all-stock, tax-free merger that will create a regional regulated electric and natural gas utility company with a pro forma market capitalization of approximately $7.8 billion and a combined enterprise value of $15.4 billion, based on each company’s closing stock price as of August 18, 2025.
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) announced Thursday that the measles outbreak affecting southwest Kansas has officially ended.
BY ANNA KAMINSKIKansas Reflector TOPEKA — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will not allocate water in 2026 to a Kansas wildlife refuge that serves… Login to continue reading Login…
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced last week over $32.5 million in state grants to maintain and enhance services for adult and child survivors of crime. The state general funds were granted to nonprofit organizations providing services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence as well as child abuse and neglect.