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State courts in Kansas will have to close their doors for one week each month beginning in February if the Legislature doesn't restore $8 million to the judiciary budget, Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Davis said Friday.
A Discovery Channel program will focus on the arrest of Dennis Rader, the BTK serial killer, in an episode later this month.
Federal prosecutors have charged a Shawnee husband and wife with poisoning the salsa at the Mi Ranchito restaurant in Lenexa.
PUEBLO, Colo. —A man suspected of sexually assaulting more than 12 women in New Mexico and Texas and trying to kill a Pueblo police officer has prompted inquiries from investigators in Colorado and Kansas, authorities said this week.
DODGE CITY — The Dodge City Daily Globe is challenging a county attorney's efforts to obtain a reporter's notes and testimony about a jailhouse interview she conducted with a man charged in a fatal shooting.
Wichita police have released an image of the man who robbed the Intrust Bank branch at 1544 S. Webb Road on Monday.
LYONS — A Lyons woman who was found dead in her home had taken out a protection order last week against the man suspected in her death.
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Online auction house eBay has removed items that were posted for sale by abortion opponents trying to raise money for the defense of a man accused of killing George Tiller, the company said Monday.
TOPEKA — A man who has spent three months in jail on charges of practicing law without a license maintains that he is being held hostage by a government that wants him to sign away his right to help others.
The beating death of a 2-year-old Wichita boy last year could have been prevented if the state child protection agency hadn't blocked efforts to investigate day care fraud, a former investigator has contended.
An autopsy has ruled out foul play in the death of retired deputy U.S. Marshal Richard Schroeder outside his Newton home.
Lawyers for the man accused of killing George Tiller have asked a judge for an order prohibiting prosecutors from discriminating against potential jurors based on their religious or anti-abortion beliefs.
Three California men have been indicted on a drug trafficking charge after authorities seized a plane carrying more than 125 pounds of cocaine in Liberal last week.
Local law enforcement officials say they are not going to change their policies on the use of Tasers even after the maker of the electronic stun device recently recommended aiming for somewhere other than a person's chest.
A man who thought he was meeting a woman for a hotel interlude got more than he anticipated Tuesday night, police said.
Shortly after 6 p.m. on a late October evening, patrol cars with flashing lights drove through an isolated north Wichita neighborhood. Three officers fanned out along the street, which had recently been the scene of a burglary that led to gunfire and a high- speed chase.
A Wichita man was given a Hard 50 prison sentence Wednesday for the death of an 18-month-old girl who was beaten, tied up in plastic bags and left in an attic to die.
Linda Kaufman, a nurse convicted of defrauding and abusing the mentally ill residents of the Newton home she ran with her husband, Arlan, told a federal judge she has been a positive influence on fellow inmates during her four years in prison.
A Wichita day care owner accused of driving children around town while drunk faces charges of her second DUI offense this year.
