In his latest newsletter, Congressman Tracey Mann recapped a busy stretch of activity in the Big First District and Washington, D.C., with a focus on honoring veterans, championing rural Kansas, and advancing conservative legislative priorities.

Governor Laura Kelly is seeking applicants to fill the district magistrate judge position in the 18th Judicial District. The 18th Judicial District is composed of Sedgwick County. Governor Kelly received official notice of this vacancy from the Kansas Judicial Center on May 22, 2025.

In his latest Kansas Common Sense newsletter, U.S. Senator Jerry Moran reflected on Memorial Day commemorations, outlined legislative efforts, and shared updates from his travels across the Sunflower State and Washington, D.C.

overnor Kelly Releases Statement Regarding Death of Two Israeli Embassy Staff

Governor Laura Kelly announced Friday more than $2.3 million in grants aimed at strengthening services and support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, and stalking across Kansas.

In his latest weekly newsletter, Representative Tracey Mann shared a comprehensive look at the priorities guiding his work in Washington as the U.S. House reconvenes for a week of legislative activity.

In Rep. Tracey Mann’s latest "Kansas Ag Hero of the Month" feature, the spotlight shines on Andrea DeJesus, a fourth-generation farmer from Manhattan, Kansas, who has turned a reluctant return to her agricultural roots into a flourishing agritourism enterprise that’s inspiring communities across the state.

As Memorial Day approaches, Congressman Tracey Mann is back in Washington and focused on a range of initiatives that honor veterans, strengthen Kansas agriculture, support American manufacturing, and protect rural communities.

In the latest edition of his Kansas Common Sense newsletter, U.S. Senator Jerry Moran shared a wide-ranging update on key legislative efforts, community outreach, and support for Kansans impacted by recent severe weather.

The Kansas Supreme Court will recognize a distinguished figure in family law with one of its highest honors. Linda Elrod, Richard S. Righter Distinguished Professor of Law Emerita at Washburn University School of Law, will receive the Justice Award during a special session at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 20, in the Supreme Court courtroom at the Kansas Judicial Center.

Governor Laura Kelly announced Monday that Olivia Taylor-Puckett has joined the Kelly administration to serve as communications director.

TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced Friday nine appointments to the following state boards, committee, and council.

Supreme Court Nominating Commission to interview applicants June 9 and 10

Topeka Bank Robbery Suspect Dies After Multi-County Pursuit Ends in Saline County

Fifteen Candidates Vie for Kansas Supreme Court Seat as Nominating Process Begins

Kansas Voices in Washington – Updates from Senator Jerry Moran

Governor Kelly Appoints Magistrate Judge Kathleen Watson to Fill District Court Position in the 18th Judicial District 

Trump Administration Cuts Critical State Health Funds, Eliminating Access to Vital Services During Disease Outbreak

Merck Animal Health Investing $895M inDe Soto Plant Expansion

Governor Kelly Calls on Federal Leaders toProtect the Medicaid Program