Kansas overcame a 16-point second-half deficit, forced OT and won 104-100. Freshman Darryn Peterson scored 32 points, hit clutch free throws despite cramping. TCU dominated rebounds and second-chance ...

Darryn Peterson led with 26 points but sat late under a minutes restriction. UCF exposed KU’s perimeter defense early, hitting key 3s to build and sustain leads. Melvin Council carried KU in the ...

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says, "I wasn't going to sell out Kansas" to get the Chiefs to move across state lines. Liam Keating / The Capital-Journal / USA Today Network via Imagn Images Kansas Gov.

It may not feature quite as much upheaval as 2025 — accounting for the House v. NCAA settlement while opening a new stadium was certainly quite a lot to handle for the Kansas athletic department — but ...

Jordan Guskey covers University of Kansas Athletics at The Topeka Capital-Journal. He was the 2022 National Sports Media Association’s sportswriter of the year for the state of Kansas. Contact him at ...

Former Kansas football offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki will soon be back in crimson and blue as it was announced Friday that he is returning to KU as associate head coach. He and head coach ...

LAWRENCE, Kan. — No. No. 17 Kansas (10-3) opens Big 12 play at UCF (11-1) on Saturday, Jan. 3. Tip from Addition Financial Arena will be at 1 p.m. (Central) and the game will be televised on Peacock ...

Kansas City, Kansas, has long lived in the shadow of Kansas City, Missouri. Some social media users acknowledged they'd never heard of KCK as news broke Dec. 22 about the Kansas City Chiefs' plans to ...

The Chiefs moving from one Kansas City to the other brought to my mind that “Beverly Hillbillies” scene where Jed Clampett accidentally strikes oil, instantly making a millionaire of the poor ...

LAWRENCE, Kan. – Coming off a record-breaking season, Kansas baseball announced a 55-game schedule for 2026 on Wednesday. The 2026 schedule is highlighted by 23 games at Hoglund Ballpark and a 30-game ...

Gov. Laura Kelly approached the final year of her second term with a familiar plea that the Kansas Legislature pass a reasonable budget and a bleak realization the state wouldn’t be able to compensate ...

BUT IF ANY PROBLEM SPOTS DO POP UP, WE’LL OF COURSE KEEP YOU POSTED. WELL, IT IS 601 IN THE START OF THIS NEW YEAR, AND A NEW YEAR MEANS NEW LAWS IN BOTH KANSAS AND MISSOURI. KMBC9 S RACHEL RIPP IS ...