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Authorities say a Fort Riley guard has shot and wounded a motorist after an altercation at a gate at the Kansas Army base. The base said in a news release that the motorist’s injuries weren’t …
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3/21/23
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The United States is full of historical and artistic treasures. Each state boasts its own unique cultural identity. New research reveals America's top ten most culturally rich states, based on the …
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Alexandrea Sumuel | Wealth of Geeks
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3/21/23
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Kansas City Star. March 16, 2023.
Editorial: Kansas ‘school choice’ plan is a money transfer from rural taxpayers to urban families
The Kansas House of Representatives wants to give your …
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By The Associated Press
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3/21/23
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BELTON, Mo. - March 19, 2023 - ( Newswire.com )After years of seeking out these obscure and rare items of historical significance, an area collector is now selling them in this Pieces of History …
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3/19/23
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Military officials say a Kansas man who died in Germany during World War II has been identified and his remains will be returned to his native state for burial. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency …
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3/18/23
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On Friday, Governor Laura Kelly announced Kansas is receiving a $1 million, one-year federal planning grant to support the transition of Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) to become Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHC) capable of treating mental health and substance abuse crises through integrated physical-behavioral care.
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3/18/23
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The Kansas Court of Appeals has reinstated a lawsuit challenging a law that opponents say restricts voters' rights. The ruling on Friday sends the lawsuit back to Shawnee County District Court. …
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By MARGARET STAFFORD
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3/17/23
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A Kansas bill banning transgender athletes in girls’ and women’s sports has been vetoed for the third year in a row. Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's third veto sets up a hotly contested fight in …
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By JOHN HANNA
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3/17/23
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On Thursday, Governor Laura Kelly was joined by Kansas legislative leaders of both parties – Senate President Ty Masterson, Speaker of the House Dan Hawkins, Senate Minority Leader Dinah Sykes, and House Minority Leader Vic Miller – in signing a letter that calls on Congress to increase federal funding for special education services.
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Staff Reports /[email protected]
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3/17/23
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Kansas legislators aren’t likely to legalize marijuana for medical uses this year. A Senate committee on Thursday tabled a bill that would allow a doctor to sign off on a patient using marijuana …
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By JOHN HANNA
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3/16/23
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- Revenue increased 16% to $20.5 million for the third quarter resulting in quarterly earnings of three cents per share -OLATHE, Kan., March 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Butler National Corporation …
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3/16/23
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Republican lawmakers pushing to prevent Kansas from investing its funds using socially and environmentally conscious principles disagree about imposing rules for investment managers handling private …
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By JOHN HANNA
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3/16/23
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Conservative Republicans in Kansas hoping to earmark state education dollars for helping parents pay for private schooling are struggling to win over enough rural and moderate GOP colleagues to get a …
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By JOHN HANNA
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3/15/23
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State lawmakers worry that southern Kansas is vulnerable to oil spills from the Keystone pipeline system because earthquakes have become more frequent there. They raised the concern Tuesday as they …
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By JOHN HANNA
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3/14/23
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Kansas City Star. March 11, 2023.
Editorial: Changing the clock for daylight saving time is an idea that belongs in the past
What does daylight saving time really save? Not aggravation or …
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By The Associated Press
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3/14/23
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Kansas City Star. March 13, 2023.
Editorial: Landlords sometimes need help, but Missouri needs to protect renters, too
Republicans in the Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill …
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By The Associated Press
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3/14/23
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Governor Laura Kelly today signed Senate Bill 39, a bipartisan bill directing the Capitol Preservation Committee to develop and approve plans for a mural honoring the 1st Kansas Colored Voluntary Infantry Regiment. This bill allows a project started more than 20 years ago to finally be completed.
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3/14/23
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The U.S. Attorney’s Office – District of Kansas is warning the public about phone scams in which callers spoof or fraudulently display themselves as having numbers belonging to government agencies in attempt to defraud victims of money.
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3/14/23
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Transgender people in Tennessee would be prevented from changing their driver’s licenses and birth certificates under legislation recently approved by the Republican senators. The legislation would …
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3/13/23
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Crews continued to clean up Monday after a train derailment a day earlier in McPherson that spilled denatured alcohol and caused a grass fire that was extinguished quickly. Officials said 13 cars of …
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3/13/23
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