Washburn University will roll out its new Forensic Investigative Sciences degree this fall.

Washburn University is partnering with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation for National Forensic Science Week on Sept. 18-22.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) intercepted a package that contained an illegal shipment of marijuana products.

More than 50 years after a death, KBI officials have positively identified the man who died.

A Washburn University professor spent about two years creating the investigative forensic science degree after seeing a gap in educational needs.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office have positively identified human remains that were found near Garnett, Kansas, in April of 1973.

A man is reported in stable condition after a KCKPD officer-involved shooting overnight. No police officers were injured. The KBI is conducting an investigation into the shooting.

KBI staff confirmed they will ask Kansas lawmakers for funding for a new headquarters building, and KHP could join in and ask for a joint facility.

Washburn University professor Alexandra Klales was awarded $2.8 million in grants for three research projects in forensic anthropology.

A Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent shot a man while serving an arrest warrant March 26 at El Rio Bravo Supermarket in Kansas City, KS.

“As we transition, we will review prior steps taken and work to determine how best to proceed with the case,” the Kansas Bureau of Investigation said.

KBI has seen great success in drug seizures since creating its K-9 unit last year. KBI is the first agency in Kansas to launch a K-9 unit that specifically detects fentanyl.