Topeka fights self on KPL deal cost shift
Topeka officials seek regional backing to block a Wichita Western Resources deal. Wichita contends KPL customers should share Wolf Creek plant costs, risking higher rates for Topeka, Manhattan, and Salina. Mayor Wagnon urges lawmakers to help mobilize opposition.
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Telephone outage halts half of state lottery terminals
Lottery officials said a cut telephone line by workers cut the link between vendors and headquarters causing about 890 of the state's 1,800 terminals to go offline for roughly nine hours on Wednesday.
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