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The U.S. Supreme Court has asked for additional documents in the case of a Kansas man who killed four members of his family.

U.S. Supreme Court Mulls Kansas Inmate's Appeal Regarding Insanity Defense

An appeal filed by a Kansas man on death row has caught the attention of the U.S. Supreme Court and could change how Kansas and other states prosecute...

Soybeans grow in Washington County, Iowa, in June 2018.

Study: Climate Change Will Affect Soybeans In 2 Ways That Cancel Each Other Out

Rising temperatures and carbon dioxide levels could have opposing effects on nutrients in soybeans, according to a new study.

Inside the walk-in cooler at the Food Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska, director Scott Young has milk and fresh fruit from the federal government thanks to a trade-mitigation program that delivered the food despite the partial shutdown.

What's Open, What's On Hold For Food And Ag During The Government Shutdown

Updated Jan. 22 with Farm Service Agency reopening — The long tentacles of the partial federal government shutdown are reaching especially deep into...

Little Spouse On The Prairie: Snowballing Part II

Remember how we discussed the snowballing strategy for tackling debt and long lists of projects? Despite my initial difficulty with the first sewing task,…

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Pulls Sen. Kel Seliger’s Chairmanship Over "Lewd Comment"

From The Texas Tribune:The two have been tussling over committee assignments in recent days.The 86th Legislature runs from Jan. 8 to May 27. From the…

Roger Stone exits the federal courthouse Friday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Trump Confidant Roger Stone Indicted On 7 Counts Related To 2016 Election Attack

The GOP operative has repeatedly denied conspiring with the Russians who attacked the presidential race. Stone, who had expected to be indicted in the Mueller probe, says he's only guilty of "hype."

TUNED IN: Poe In Spirit – Tracing the Roots of Crime Fiction

In case you missed it, HPPR journalist Jonathan Baker presented a fantastic exploration of the roots of crime fiction this week - Poe Started It…

Republican lawmakers are hurrying to pass state tax relief before filing season. Democrats say, hold your horses.

Itemize This: Kansas Tax Fight Could Change Your Return

Republicans and Democrats are braced for a fight over whether state government in Kansas should cash in on the ramifications of the 2017 federal tax cut...

Posters on sexual health at Thrive's headquarters in Oklahoma City.

Bills Aim To Add Training On Consent To Patchwork Of Sex Education In Oklahoma Schools

Kjelsea McDonald just finished her shift as a nuclear medicine technologist at the Seiling Regional Medical Center. She’s still wearing her teal scrubs...

Dr. Alma Arredondo addresses the State Preservation Board at the Capitol on Jan. 25, 2015. Arredondo argued the state erred in removing a Confederate plaque that said the Civil War wasn't over slavery.

As It Ponders Where To Put A Confederate Plaque, A Texas State Board Faces Backlash For Removing It

What started Friday as a public State Preservation Board hearing on where to place a controversial Confederate plaque that was recently removed from the...

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