Failed Bank List

Bank failures in Kansas

Kansas has 114 bank failures on FDIC record since 1934, 3.2% of the national total and the ninth-highest count of any state or territory. The worst year was 1989, with 21. Since 2000 there have been 13; the most recent was Small Business Bank on July 17, 2026. The largest by assets was Franklin Savings Association of Ottawa, with $9.3 billion, in 1990.

Bank failures in Kansas per year061218241935: 21936: 31939: 21940: 11941: 11967: 11975: 11979: 11980: 31982: 11983: 11984: 71985: 131986: 141987: 101988: 61989: 211990: 41991: 31992: 31993: 32008: 12009: 32010: 32011: 12012: 12017: 12020: 12023: 12026: 1194019501960197019801990200020102020
Failures per year in Kansas. By decade: 1930s 7, 1940s 2, 1960s 1, 1970s 2, 1980s 76, 1990s 13, 2000s 4, 2010s 6, 2020s 3. Most failures by city: Overland Park (5), Kansas City (4), Topeka (4).
13 failures since 2000, newest first
ClosedBankLocationTotal assetsEst. loss
July 17, 2026Small Business BankLenexa, KS$72.9 million$5.7 million
July 28, 2023Heartland Tri-State BankElkhart, KS$139 million$42.7 million
October 23, 2020Almena State BankAlmena, KS$65.7 million$15.9 million
October 13, 2017The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of ArgoniaArgonia, KS$33.0 million$280 thousand
July 20, 2012Heartland BankLeawood, KS$96.0 million$363 thousand
August 12, 2011The First National Bank of OlatheOlathe, KS$538 million$103 million
October 22, 2010Hillcrest BankOverland Park, KS$1.6 billion$275 million
October 15, 2010Security Savings Bank, F.S.B.Olathe, KS$453 million$53.1 million
July 23, 2010Thunder BankSylvan Grove, KS$28.2 million$6.7 million
December 11, 2009SolutionsBankOverland Park, KS$511 million$93.4 million
June 19, 2009First National Bank of AnthonyAnthony, KS$157 million$33.2 million
March 20, 2009TeamBank, N.A.Paola, KS$670 million$135 million
August 22, 2008The Columbian Bank and Trust CompanyTopeka, KS$735 million$334 million
101 failures from 1934 to 1999, newest first
ClosedBankLocationTotal assetsEst. loss
April 2, 1993Midland Bank of KansasMission, KS$124 million$12.9 million
April 2, 1993The Pioneer Savings and Loan AssociationPrairie Village, KS$133 million$36.3 million
April 2, 1993College Boulevard National BankOverland Park, KS$203 million$15.4 million
December 18, 1992The Bremen State BankBremen, KS$2.7 million$722 thousand
November 13, 1992The Overland Park Savings and Loan AssociationOverland Park, KS$213 million$6.4 million
June 4, 1992The Home State Bank, Longton, KansasLongton, KS$4.2 million$730 thousand
June 13, 1991Bank of HortonHorton, KS$167 million$4.3 million
May 10, 1991First Federal Savings Bank of NewtonNewton, KS$126 million$1.5 million
May 3, 1991First Federal Savings and Loan Association of PittsburgPittsburg, KS$291 million$5 thousand
April 12, 1990The Bazine State BankBazine, KS$16.9 million$2.0 million
March 9, 1990The Hiawatha Savings and Loan AssociationHiawatha, KS$49.2 million$38.4 million
February 16, 1990Franklin Savings AssociationOttawa, KS$9.3 billion$38.2 million
January 18, 1990Colonial Savings, A FAPrairie Village, KS$136 million$16.6 million
December 7, 1989The Garnett Savings and Loan AssociationGarnett, KS$13.6 million$794 thousand
October 19, 1989Mid Kansas Federal Savings and Loan Association of WichitaWichita, KS$762 million$72.8 million
August 31, 1989The Burr Oak State BankBurr Oak, KS$4.4 million$457 thousand
August 10, 1989Peoples Heritage Federal Savings and Loan AssociationSalina, KS$1.8 billion$707 million
August 3, 1989Barnard State BankBarnard, KS$5.0 million$976 thousand
May 18, 1989First National Bank at OswegoOswego, KS$24.0 million$1.9 million
April 6, 1989First of Kansas Building and SavingsaHays, KS$53.9 million$6.0 million
March 16, 1989The Farmers State Bank, Bogue, KansasBogue, KS$8.0 million$1.7 million
March 2, 1989The Barber County Savings and Loan AssociationMedicine Lodge, KS$47.5 million$15.4 million
March 2, 1989Colonial Savings Association of AmericaLiberal, KS$70.3 million$45.7 million
March 2, 1989Mid-America Federal Savings and Loan AssociationParsons, KS$83.3 million$6.2 million
March 2, 1989Peoples Savings and Loan AssociationParsons, KS$84.3 million$13.8 million
March 2, 1989First Federal Savings and Loan Association of CoffeyvilleCoffeyville, KS$90.6 million$45.7 million
March 2, 1989Topeka Savings, A Federal Savings and Loan AssociationTopeka, KS$96.6 million$50.3 million
March 2, 1989First Federal Savings Bank of KansasWellington, KS$156 million$59.9 million
March 2, 1989First Federal Savings and Loan Association of HutchinsonHutchinson, KS$184 million$75.1 million
March 2, 1989Shawnee Federal Savings and Loan AssociationTopeka, KS$221 million$6 thousand
March 2, 1989Valley Federal Savings and Loan Association of HutchinsonHutchinson, KS$222 million$103 million
February 17, 1989Sun Savings Association, F. A.Kansas City, KS$189 million$66.5 million
February 17, 1989Anchor Savings AssociationKansas City, KS$834 million$133 million
February 16, 1989The Home State BankArcadia, KS$1.7 million$263 thousand
September 8, 1988The Sylvia State BankSylvia, KS$5.9 million$1.5 million
April 14, 1988Jennings BankJennings, KS$7.1 million$736 thousand
March 3, 1988The Home State BankRussell, KS$59.9 million$10.7 million
February 18, 1988The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Hill CityHill City, KS$16.5 million$5.0 million
February 3, 1988The Bank of LouisburgLouisburg, KS$20.7 million$4.4 million
January 21, 1988Cedar Vale State BankCedar Vale, KS$11.7 million$2.6 million
November 19, 1987The Timken State BankTimken, KS$3.1 million$1.3 million
November 19, 1987The Alexander State BankAlexander, KS$9.2 million$2.3 million
October 20, 1987Topeka Savings AssociationTopeka, KS$112 millionnot estimated
September 24, 1987The Mayfield State Bank of Mayfield, KansasMayfield, KS$6.8 million$2.4 million
September 24, 1987The Murdock State BankMurdock, KS$9.2 million$2.1 million
September 17, 1987The Talmage State BankTalmage, KS$6.7 million$1.3 million
June 11, 1987The Benton State BankBenton, KS$9.4 million$3.0 million
April 2, 1987The First National Bank of HeringtonHerington, KS$20.7 million$4.9 million
February 27, 1987First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Beloit, Beloit, KansasBeloit, KS$82.9 million$22.4 million
February 5, 1987Boulevard State BankWichita, KS$102 million$20.1 million
December 4, 1986Hays State BankHays, KS$27.8 million$15.5 million
November 13, 1986The Hoxie State BankHoxie, KS$35.8 million$9.0 million
September 25, 1986The Home State BankLa Crosse, KS$14.7 million$5.5 million
August 21, 1986United Bank of MinneapolisMinneapolis, KS$22.7 million$2.4 million
August 14, 1986The State Exchange BankYates Center, KS$27.8 million$7.5 million
August 7, 1986The Easton State BankEston, KS$17.2 million$3.7 million
July 24, 1986McCune State BankMcCune, KS$9.1 million$1.7 million
July 17, 1986The Bank of KiowaKiowa, KS$10.9 million$5.1 million
June 19, 1986The First National Bank of ChanuteChanute, KS$45.4 million$9.5 million
June 5, 1986The Citizens State Bank of McCracken Kans.McCracken, KS$11.4 million$6.0 million
May 15, 1986The Citizens State Bank of St. FrancisSt. Francis, KS$24.2 million$8.4 million
May 1, 1986Bank of NortonvilleNortonville, KS$7.2 million$2.5 million
March 27, 1986First State BankWhite Cloud, KS$6.1 million$1.4 million
January 9, 1986The First National Bank of White CityWhite City, KS$9.6 million$3.4 million
November 21, 1985Decatur County National Bank of OberlinOberlin, KS$18.4 million$4.0 million
November 21, 1985The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Rush CountyLa Crosse, KS$32.6 million$10.0 million
September 25, 1985The Sedan State Bank, Sedan, KansasSedan, KS$28.2 million$8.3 million
August 23, 1985The Bank of BronsonBronson, KS$9.6 million$3.0 million
August 14, 1985State Bank of Herndon, KansasHerndon, KS$6.2 million$1.6 million
July 25, 1985Kansas American BankOverland Park, KS$25.7 million$6.4 million
July 25, 1985Citizens State Bank of El DoradoEl Dorado, KS$31.2 million$1.5 million
July 23, 1985The First National Bank of OnagaOnaga, KS$22.4 million$2.2 million
July 18, 1985Eskridge State BankEskridge, KS$10.1 million$5.3 million
July 2, 1985Madison BankMadison, KS$8.4 million$2.5 million
June 20, 1985Farmers State Bank of Dexter, KansasDexter, KS$4.3 million$1.3 million
June 13, 1985The First State BankEdna, KS$8.3 million$2.8 million
May 2, 1985The Bank of CommerceChanute, KS$66.8 million$15.9 million
December 20, 1984The Farmers State BankSelden, KS$14.6 million$8.0 million
December 11, 1984University Bank of WichitaWichita, KS$4.7 million$2.1 million
November 29, 1984The Strong City State BankStrong City, KS$5.0 million$1.8 million
October 25, 1984The First National Bank of GaylordGaylord, KS$6.4 million$2.5 million
October 10, 1984The Rexford State BankRexford, KS$5.8 million$4.5 million
August 22, 1984The First State BankThayer, KS$12.2 million$5.1 million
January 27, 1984Indian Springs State BankKansas City, KS$30.9 million$8.5 million
September 2, 1983The Douglass State BankKansas City, KS$35.4 million$10.8 million
November 19, 1982North Kansas Savings AssociationBeloit, KS$36.5 million$7.2 million
November 21, 1980Citizens State Bank of GalenaGalena, KS$10.3 million$974 thousand
August 8, 1980The Mission State Bank & Trust CompanyMission, KS$86.4 million$15.0 million
June 4, 1980The Citizens State BankViola, KS$2.0 million$7 thousand
September 21, 1979The Farmers State BankProtection, KS$5.0 millionnot estimated
December 27, 1975The First State Bank of JenningsJennings, KS$2.9 millionnot estimated
July 7, 1967The Cedar Vale National BankCedar Vale, KS$4.1 millionnot estimated
June 23, 1941The Exchange State BankParsons, KSnot reportednot estimated
November 19, 1940The First National Bank of BurlingameBurlingame, KS$301 thousandnot estimated
December 6, 1939The State Bank of LiebenthalLiebenthal, KS$60 thousandnot estimated
November 25, 1939The Farmers State BankCuba, KSnot reportednot estimated
December 7, 1936The Brewster State BankBrewster, KSnot reportednot estimated
July 10, 1936Farmers State BankDensmore, KS$80 thousandnot estimated
March 24, 1936The Farmers State BankRiley, KSnot reportednot estimated
May 3, 1935First State Bank of AgraAgra, KS$129 thousandnot estimated
April 10, 1935The State Bank of MilfordMilford, KS$118 thousandnot estimated

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