AGS experiment E859 is a follow-on to experiment E802 that uses a seco
nd-level trigger based on particle identification to enhance the colle
ction of rare species. We now have high statistics spectra over a broa
d range in rapidity and transverse momentum for both positive and nega
tive kaons, allowing a detailed comparison of these particles for the
first time in AGS heavy-ion experiments. The K- are seen to have a nar
rower rapidity distribution than the K+, a difference which may be due
to the way in which resonances contribute to the yield of K-and K+.