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Stephan Bisaha/Kansas News ServiceLAWRENCE, Kansas — A couple hundred million years ago, an ocean covering Kansas teemed with prehistoric life. Yet for millennia, Kansas has been a dry,… -
Joanthan Ahl/Harvest Public MediaPeople who most intensely oppose genetically modified food think they know a lot about food science, but actually know the least, according to a peer...
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A new poll suggests 72 percent of voters, regardless of party affiliation, believe Congress and federal regulators “need to do more” to bring high-speed... -
Internationally known geologist and former Wichita State University instructor Robbie Gries returns to WSU on Friday to speak at an event celebrating… -
Kansas officials will soon have an up-to-date map of broadband service availability across the state as a way to help close the coverage gap.About… -
When bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics, people can end up with infections that don’t respond to available medicines. -
Since the George W. Bush administration, the federal government has doled out millions of dollars with the promise to expedite access to broadband service… -
The Department of Homeland Security has decided to suspend a proposed chemical test on the Oklahoma/Kansas border.In November the Department of Homeland… -
A University of Kansas scientist who won a prestigious award last year for her work on antibiotic resistance has chalked up another major achievement.The… -
The excitement has been building for weeks and weeks. Today, the solar eclipse will finally be here.Eleven states--including parts of Kansas--are in the… -
A total solar eclipse will happen Monday, Aug. 21, and parts of northeast Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska are among the best places to view it.If you are… -
Where will you be on Aug. 21? Hundreds and perhaps thousands of people will converge on the tiny town of Troy, in extreme northeast Kansas, for something…
