For the past year, the idea of doing something to remember the victims of the Greensburg tornado had tugged at Julia Ohlde's heart. But she did not do anything until February, when she decided she needed to act on her feelings.

Two rounds of severe weather kept Kansas City, Kan.-area residents on their toes Thursday night and early Friday morning, knocking down road signs, tree limbs and leaving thousands without power.

Hurricane-force winds whipped through the Kansas City area in the wee hours Friday morning, leaving damaged buildings, downed power lines and debris strewn across yards and roadways.

Hurricane-force winds whipped through the Kansas City, Mo., area in the wee hours Friday morning, leaving damaged buildings, downed power lines and debris strewn across yards and roadways. -- The Examiner

Despite a good job at Wesley Medical Center, one Kansas resident decided to give that all up for a change and to serve his country. Pfc. Randy Read decided to join the Army a little over 1 1/2 years ago.

He may very well be the greatest musician you’ve never heard of. His name is Aaron Sidwell, and he’s been writing songs since he was 12 years old.

Today there is a new faith. Mother Earth is replacing Father God.

After seven long weeks with no primaries or caucuses, the Democratic Party is finally getting back to business in the race to choose a candidate.

Christian comedian Mark Lowry has made a career of using his hyperactivity as a child and his attention deficit disorder as his material.

Students link up with teacher in Hong Kong

Butler Community College students will be hoofing it to 60 years of Broadway hits this weekend. The dance department’s final show of the year, titled “Steppin’ Out,” will feature numbers from “West Side Story,” “Rent,” “Fosse,” “Hair,” “Tarzan” and “Grease.”

Tuesday was not a good day. The Augusta Gazette family was touched by tragedy.

There is nothing that will cause you to become jaded more quickly than two incredibly jaded people exchanging manufactured incredulity (read: Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama).

Turkeys may not be known for their mastery of flight, but the 22nd annual Kansas Governor’s One-Shot Turkey Hunt took off this weekend.

One year after devastating Kansas tornado, president is scheduled to speak at high school graduation.