A proposal for a US embassy in Tokyo, Japan, which addresses the city's natural hazards, is among the projects by students at ...

Students Cassie Roberts and Olivia Everett were recognized with the Angelo Donghia Foundation's 2024 Senior Student Scholarship Awards based on the projects they submitted to the foundation.

Just a classic storefront with “Fountain Service and Sandwiches” promised on the vintage sign – a simple declaration that has been drawing hungry Kansans through its doors for generations. Step inside ...

Dan Marvin, who retired as the city's urban development director in 2023, is returning to that position in July, assuming the City Council approves the mayor's nomination.

Architecture Week fosters design thinking in students while equipping educators and architects with the tools and resources ...

Ryan-Roy Beach, a Kansas elementary school teacher, faces federal charges for production and possession of child abuse sex images. The indictment alleges Beach engaged minors in sexually explicit ...

“I have proposed and supported tax cuts when they are implemented responsibly and benefit the people of Kansas, especially those who need it most,” Kelly said. “This bill ignores Kansas ...

LAST NIGHT, KANSAS CITIZENS HELD THEIR VOTE HIGH AND THEY SAID NOW IS THE TIME. TIME TO DO MORE THAN JUST BAND-AID FIXES. TIME TO SET OUR SCHOOLS UP FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE. TIME FOR ACTIONS THAT ...

Signs encouraging people to vote in support of the bond for the Kansas City Public School District sit outside the World War I Museum and Memorial. Voters overwhelmingly approved the measure that ...

Atelier Ten founding director Nico Kienzl joins Architectural Record's DESIGN:ED Podcast to discuss how his team consults with architects to implement environmental design, the metrics for success of ...

TOPEKA — The Republican-controlled Kansas Legislature returns to work ... of $875 million in property taxes to finance public schools statewide. It’s assumed by education administrators ...

Kansas City voters overwhelmingly approved a $474 million bond for Kansas City Public Schools in Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial results from the Kansas City Board of Elections.