The term “iceberg home” describes houses with elaborate lower levels like the Kansas City home of Chiefs player Travis Kelce.

Heroic staff members and medical professionals at the University of Kansas Cancer Center are being nationally recognized for giving yet another patient — a 1-year-old child — a ...

A Missouri woman has been charged with first-degree arson in connection with a fire inside a restroom at Research Hospital in Kansas City, according to court documents.Alana Garth was charged ...

The first look at the 2025 NCAA Tournament’s top 16 teams has been revealed, and the Kansas Jayhawks — as ... Georgia native and graduated from the University of Georgia.

Archaeologists in Trento uncovered at least 200 ancient tombs with tombstones, weapons and other artifacts, photos show ... She is a graduate of Minerva University where she studied communications ...

Jordan Guskey covers University of Kansas Athletics at The Topeka Capital-Journal. He is the National Sports Media Association’s sportswriter of the year for the state of Kansas for 2022.

Harold Courtois, CEO of Abilene, Kan.-based Memorial Health System and affiliate hospital administrator in Abilene, will retire June 30 after 51 years in healthcare, according to a news release ...

If Travis Kelce decides to continue his legendary playing career in 2025, the Kansas City Chiefs already know what kind of role they want him to have on the offense. Travis Kelce is still mulling ...

The Kansas City Chiefs were going after history in this past Sunday’s Super Bowl LIX matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, but they never came close to making it a game. Now we know why the ...

(KAKE) - A tenured associate professor at Emporia State University has come forward with a bill that would change how tenured positions work at universities across Kansas. Instead of viewing ...

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A mainstay of St. Joseph’s municipal court who served as both a prosecutor and judge for decades has died. Former Judge John Boeh, 72, died on Feb. 5 in St. Joseph. He served as municipal court judge ...