Kansas Department of Transportation

A plan in the Kansas Statehouse would add larger registration fees for electric and hybrid vehicles to help pay for roads. The law would require hybrid truck owners to pay significantly higher fees than owners of very similar hybrid SUVs.

Kansans could see more road work under a 10-year transportation plan given preliminary approval Monday by the state Senate.About half of Democratic…

TOPEKA, Kansas — Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s transportation plan isn’t as bold as those that came before it. Since the 1990s, Kansas has spent tens of...

Next Monday, a swath of America will witness a total eclipse of the sun. Parts of Kansas are bracing for an influx of travelers who want to experience...

The Department of Transportation has reversed a ruling that would phase out a requirement that railroads must disclose publicly when they’re transporting…

The Kansas state highway fund will fall to nearly nothing in two years projects the Kansas Department of Transportation. This report is from the Topeka…

Kansas Secretary of Transportation Mike King is asking lawmakers not to touch one of KDOT’s funding sources. Lawmakers will be looking for ways to fill a…

A compromise of a 16-foot median is the solution to US Highway 50 expansion between Dodge City and Cimarron, Kansas reported the Dodge City Daily…