KHI News Service

According to an annual report, Kansas was the only state where the obesity rate went up significantly in 2015.

There are concerns that more health care providers could start refusing to see KanCare patients.

We've been sorting through questions from voters. We asked two members of our Kansas elections coverage team to answer some of them, including this one: why do voters sometimes vote against their own economic interests?

Are falling commodity prices or the state's tax policies at fault for falling tax revenues? Candidates have differing answers.

Some chamber of commerce representatives claim the state's refusal to expand Medicaid is hurting the Kansas economy.

Glitches in the enrollment system and problems with understaffing led to the backlog.

Area Agencies on Aging Associations in Kansas are starting to put seniors on waiting lists for some services.

The head of the Kansas Hospital Association says his group could even go to court to stop the cuts.

A debate over the death penalty broke out Saturday during a party platform discussion at the Kansas Republican Party convention.

The politics of marijuana and the fact that it's an election year made the bill's prospects even more uncertain than usual.