A motorist tells a 911 dispatcher that he was almost struck by a vehicle allegedly driven by Senate Majority Leader Gene Suellentrop, R-Wichita. Suellentrop was accused of going the wrong way on Interstate 70 Tuesday morning and was booked on charges of driving under the influence.

In this episode, we talk about the entrance of Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt into the governor's race against incumbent Gov. Laura Kelly. 

In this episode, we revisit and look back at a year of the coronavirus and what the situation is now a year after the virus first hit the Midwest and Kansas.

In this episode, the Capital-Journal's Andrew Bahl and Titus Wu are in an emergency — the state's emergency management law that is. Sweeping legislation moving through Topeka would significantly change how state and local governments respond to disasters, like COVID-19.

In this episode, we talk about the huge tax bill the Kansas Senate passed this week, and how for some, it hearkens back to the Brownback tax cuts. 

In this episode, state government reporters Titus Wu and Andrew Bahl talk about Gov. Laura Kelly's proposal to fund Medicaid expansion in Kansas with revenue from legalizing medical marijuana.

Sam Brownback, former ambassador at-large for international religious freedom under President Trump, served three years building and establishing relationships with foreign countries. Prior, he was Kansas 46th Governor and served as U.S. Representative and Senator. 

Topeka Capital-Journal reporter Titus Wu interviewed him on January 26, 2021 following the inauguration of President Joseph Biden.

Our state government reporters break down the recently passed Value Them Both Amendment and what it means to have abortion on the August 2022 ballot for Kansas.

The ballot for the Kansas State Board of Education is typically an overlooked position, but as 2020 demonstrated, the board occasionally plays a big role in setting the education agenda for the state. Board member Ann Mah talks to The Capital-Journal's education reporter Rafael Garcia about the issues she sees as priorities for the state board this coming year.