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Former Kansas City Chiefs employee sues for racial discrimination
A former employee of the Kansas City Chiefs is suing the organization over what he says are unlawful discriminatory employment practices based on his race. Ramzee Robinson is seeking $5,000,000, plus declaratory and equitable relief from the Chiefs over discriminatory actions he says the organization took against him during his nine-year tenure as a Chiefs employee.
America, brought the Juneteenth celebration to the 18th and Vine District, which is the site of the annual Junetee ...
More than 10,000 homes and businesses in Wichita were without power as of 11:50 a.m. Wednesday after storms throughout the ...
Kansas State football's June recruiting momentum continues with a legacy player and small-town Texas running back joining the ...
A Kansas City man is charged with murder in connection with a fatal stabbing in Midtown last week, court documents show.
Crop and livestock farmers face opposite market conditions, as livestock farmers are thriving amid strong demand while crop ...
Last week, the Kansas Court of Appeals ruled that transgender Kansans can resume changes to gender markers on their driver's ...
Lawson McGraw, a promising 6-foot-4 and 205-pound athlete from Blue Valley West, has announced his intentions to play for ...
During Tuesday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs OL Josh Simmons commented on adjusting to the NFL: 'A very big jump' | ...
BASEHOR, Kan. (KCTV) - The Kansas Highway Patrol has reported the death of a 16-year-old who was involved in a car accident ...
The Jayhawks extended an offer to Adan Diggs, a shooting guard rated as a top ten recruit in the Class of 2028.
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