The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday affirmed the convictions of a Manhattan man. The Riley County District Court convicted Kamahl Bobian in November 2023 of premeditated first-degree murder, aggravated ...

As Douglas County leaders are hearing more about protections for tenants — including an upcoming discussion about tenants’ ...

For immigrants detained by ICE, a best-case scenario is having legal representation before being taken into custody. That’s the situation a Kansas City mother from Guatemala faced.

Claudia Deluna Navarrete, an artist based in Lawrence, has organized an online sticker sale to raise funds for immigrants in Kansas. All sticker proceeds will go to organizations advocating for ...

Kansas has by far the shortest segment of Route 66 of all eight states. Along the 13.2-mile stretch, we found one town that hasn’t stopped the presses.

Representatives of the Kansas Judicial Branch say the website, self-help.kscourts.gov, is designed to share information, forms, and tools to help Kansans with district court processes.

Kansas Sports Betting Next Steps after License Negotiation Prohibition Passes Sunflower State sportsbooks won't have to stop taking bets in the immediate future but the state's regulated wagering ...

Kansas Sportsbooks Could Go Offline After Legislature Vote A stunning vote Friday won't immediately force existing sportsbooks offline, but it leaves Kansas' legal sports betting market in jeopardy.

Goodwill of Kansas and Kansas Legal Services teamed up with the Koch Pro Bono Initiative to host a criminal record expungement event on Friday.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Chief Justice Marla Luckert is forming a committee that will study the use of artificial intelligence in the Kansas legal system. On Thursday, the Kansas Supreme Court issued a ...

TOPEKA — On Oct. 23, top leaders of the Kansas Legislature authorized, on a party-line vote, the formation of a special committee responsible for developing a state government budget plan before ...

The nonprofit Kansas Legal Services works to provide "equal access to justice for the most vulnerable Kansans," including helping clear records and get driver's licenses restored. A new study ...