KSCB News

Kansas Immigration Measure Rejected in Budget Talks - May 14, 2012

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - A proposal to require government contractors in Kansas to use the federal E-Verify database to ensure employees aren't illegal immigrants won't survive legislative negotiations o...

A Better than OK Day at Meade State Park - May 12, 2012

Meade State Park was full of activity Saturday morning and afternoon. The park southwest of Meade hosted OK Kids Day under mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the 60's. Some of the activities in...

SW Kansas Gang Members Charged - May 11, 2012

A federal indictment unsealed today alleges Norteno gang members in Dodge City, Kan., were involved in racketeering and murder, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said today. The indictment names 23 defen...

Two Dodge City Com Col Players Injured In Accident - May 11, 2012

A two-vehicle accident at the intersection of U.S. highways 50 and 281 has left 3 people injured, including two members of the Dodge City Community College basketball team.. In less than a week, S...

Controversy Erupts Over Domestic Violence Service Contract - May 11, 2012

Some Kansas senators are criticizing proposed changes to a contract for groups that serve domestic violence victims. The Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services wants to require victi...

Hugoton Man Injured In Accident - May 11, 2012

A Hugoton man was transported to the hospital following a one-vehicle accident Wednesday evening in Morton County. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, at 5:10 p.m., Steven Claggett, 24, was drivi...

Candidate Filings Announced For Seward County - May 11, 2012

Darrell Long, democrat, has filed for Fargo Township Trustee. E. Paul Boles, republican incumbent has filed for Seward Township Treasurer. County filings to date include the following; (candidate fi...

Kansas Agencies Wrangle Over Pipeline Taxes - May 11, 2012

There's disagreement in Kansas over whether oil company TransCanada should be exempt from paying millions in property taxes for the section of its Keystone pipeline that moves oil through Kansas to Ok...

Kobach Concedes Voter-Citizenship Bill Dead - May 11, 2012

Secretary of State Kris Kobach is conceding that Kansas legislators have effectively killed his proposal to require first-time voters to provide proof of citizenship starting next month. Kobach a...

Center Set Up To Help Woodward Tornado Victims Is Closing - May 11, 2012

A center set up to help victims of last month's tornado in Woodward is closing. The U.S. Small Business Administration says its Disaster Outreach Center will shut down Wednesday. The agency ...