Casino developers will once again get their day in Topeka as the Kansas Lottery Commission plans to hear contracts Wednesday.

The Sumner County Commissioners are letting their wants be known as a resolution stating their preference for casino location was unanimously passed early Monday.

The Midwest Rockfest was held Saturday at Wellington Lake, Kan., with more than a thousand people showing up to join in the festivities.

Gov. Mark Parkinson turned down a bill making “snake annexation” illegal after months of work to get it to through the House and Senate. 

The commission will consider the approval of contracts for Lottery Gaming Facility Managers in both the South Central and Northeast Gaming Zones at the commission meeting.

Rockfest organizers ready for a rockin' weekend.

The commission will consider the approval of contracts for Lottery Gaming Facility Managers in both the South Central and Northeast Gaming Zones at the commission meeting.

Gov. Mark Parkinson turned down a bill making “snake annexation” illegal, after months of work to get it to through the House and Senate. 

The County Commissioners approve a change of zoning and conditional use for Lakes while Prairie Sky reaches a pre-development agreement with the County.

Sumner County Commissioners chose three of the five proposed casino sites for endorsement today, with one in Wellington and two at Exit 33 in Mulvane.

Approximately 225,000 American servicemen participated in atmospheric nuclear tests conducted between 1945 and 1962 in the U.S. and over the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

The Sumner County Planning and Zoning Board voted down the re-zoning and conditional use for the proposed Exit 33 Lakes Casino site, late Wednesday night, but the developer isn't down for the count yet as the Sumner County Commissioners could ignore the recommendation.

Two former employees of TECT Aerospace in Wellington are being credited with starting a federal investigation into how the company has been making its parts since at least 2006, court documents revealed.

Foxwoods, Lakes Entertainment Inc., and Prairie Sky each presented their proposals to a room packed full of area residents, local government officials and interested business parties in hopes of gaining an endorsement from the Sumner County Commissioners.

Two former employees of TECT Aerospace in Wellington are being credited with starting a federal investigation into how the company has been making its parts since at least 2006, court documents revealed.