Kansas
Trump warns US will 'burn' like France if Democrats win at rally in Kansas
In a new addition to his stump speech, Trump pointed to widespread protests in France as a scenario that could erupt in the United States unless Republicans win.
Trump accuses Iran of killing 75,000, says asking NATO for help during war was test
Two dead, including child, after vehicle plows through youth soccer game in Wichita, Kansas
US water sector supplier hack draws FBI scrutiny as Iran-linked cyber concerns grow
Kansas university cancels Ivanka Trump speech amid protests
The announcement came after an associate professor at WSU, Jennifer Ray, circulated a letter asking the university to cancel Trump.
Trump trolled for congratulating wrong state on Super Bowl win
Former Missiouri Senator Claire McCaskill took a screenshot of the president's incorrect tweet and responded, "It’s Missouri you stone cold idiot."
State treasurer from Kansas visits IDF troops
Jake LaTurner, Kansas's state treasurer, recently visited the Israel Defense Forces' (IDF) Yehuda Regional Brigade base near Jerusalem earlier this month.
What do Jewish voters in Kansas think of Mike Pompeo?
Pompeo is known for having strong pro-Israel positions. Last month, he declared that the settlements are not illegal under international law.
Mike Pompeo opens personal Twitter account amid rumors of Senate bid
"Husband, father, Kansan and proud American," the secretary of State wrote in his bio.
Kansas City looks for another way to honor Dr. King after renaming street
“I’ve been black and living in this city for a long time, and there are lots of things I find more troubling than this,” Lucas said.
11 earthquakes shake up Kansas in 5 days
A moderately strong earthquake is expected to occur in Kansas about every 40 to 45 years, according to the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America.
Kansas Treasurer seeks to invest in Israel Bonds
The bill for investing in Israel Bonds follows anti-BDS legislation in the state of Kansas.
Meet the Jewish teenager from Maryland running to be governor of Kansas
One day he hopes to visit Kansas. And turn 18. And be able to vote. And graduate from high school.
U.S. Federal court suspends Kansas anti-BDS law
The plaintiff in the case was denied a state contract because she participates in the anti-Israel boycott.