Health
Clinic files 2nd challenge to Kansas abortion rules
Another Kansas abortion provider is trying to join a federal lawsuit aimed at blocking a new state licensing laws and health department regulations.
Kansas abortion provider sues to stop state rules
Two Kansas doctors have filed suit to block the state from enforcing a new abortion licensing law and a set of new regulations for offices and clinics where abortions are performed.
Planned Parenthood sues Kansas officials over funds
Planned Parenthood has filed a federal lawsuit over a provision pushed by abortion opponents in Kansas' next state budget that prevents it from receiving federal family planning dollars.
Official says Kansas abortion clinic passed review
A Planned Parenthood official says an inspection of its Kansas clinic by the state health department shows it will comply with new regulations for abortion providers.
Lt. gov. leads forum on Medicaid reform
Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer says Kansas must reform its Medicaid program in the face of rising costs and potentially staggering budget deficits.
Lawrence family starts food revolution
You may not know it, but there's a revolution happening in Lawrence.
Smokers react to graphic new smoking labels
An image of a corpse with its chest stitched up as if the lungs have been removed and diseased lungs next to a healthy pair are some images smokers will soon see on the front and back of packs of cigarettes.
Kansas kicking off forums on overhauling Medicaid
Gov. Sam Brownback's administration is preparing for public forums on overhauling the Medicaid program in Kansas in hopes of controlling the costs of health care for the needy.
Baskets provide hope for HIV positive women
Noelle Kurth’s obsession over Africa began when she was a child. She would record programming about countries in Africa but never really understood why.
KU Medical Center wins $20 million grant from NIH
The University of Kansas Medical Center received a $20 million federal grant to help get new treatments to patients faster.