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U.S. House Backs Select Committee To Probe Jan. 6 Attack On The Capitol
Just two Republicans joined Democrats in passing the resolution, which calls for a probe into “one of the darkest days of our democracy.”
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Here's A Place You Can Go To Enjoy The Tonics Of Kansas Rural Life
In this strange, crawling-out-of-our-shells, post-lockdown summer, something has shifted in us.
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Kansas Groups Halt Voter Registration Drives To Avoid Being Jailed Under New Law
The groups filed a lawsuit over new election-related restrictions enacted by the Legislature this session.
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Republicans Push Back Against Federal Approval For Changes In State Voting Laws
Republicans argued that reinstating a section of the 1965 Voting Rights Act is unnecessary because there is no discrimination in voting.
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Biden, Western Governors Plan For ‘Severe' Wildfire Season In White House Briefing
President Joe Biden convened a first-of-its-kind meeting to make preparations for another devastating wildfire season.
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Senate Panel Votes To Support Confirmation Of Three Nominees To Board Of Regents
Kelly’s selections quizzed by GOP lawmaker on critical race theory.
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Why A Prosecutor And A Defense Attorney Took An Extraordinary Step In A High-Profile Kansas Murder Case
The case of Sarah Gonzales-McLinn has attracted attention and conjecture both lurid and compassionate.
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Black Kids Overrepresented Among Children Ordered Into Kansas Foster Care
American Indian, Black kids less apt than whites to reunite with parents.
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Kansas Officials Urge Vaccination As Concerns Intensify Over Delta Variant
With COVID-19 vaccines widely available, just 57% of Kansas adults are fully inoculated.
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How Long Do Kansas Foster Children Have To Wait For Truly Independent Accountability?
Kansas children and families served by the child welfare system deserve accountability, transparency and a truly independent office.
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Kansas Guard Veteran Worn Down From Years Battling Leadership Over Misconduct, Retaliation
Warrant officer’s complaints fuel alleged retribution, premature retirement.
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U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Transgender Rights In Declining To Hear School Bathroom Case
Justices on the top court offered no comment in declining to take up the case of Gavin Grimm.
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No Need For Term Limits: Legislature's Turnover Rate Tops 80% In Past Decade
Only 15 Democrats, 12 Republicans from class of 2010 still serving.
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What I Learned On My Pilgrimage To The U.S. Center Chapel In Kansas
It’s always great when outsiders appreciate the stark beauty of the prairie.
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Hutchinson Working With MIT To Break Poverty Shackles Of The ‘Cliff Effect'
Shawna Logue recalls a time when she earned $100 too much in annual income to qualify for government assistance to help feed her daughter.
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The Road To The Jan. 6 Insurrection Goes Back To Kansas — Let's Reverse Its Course
There is a direct line between the Oklahoma City bombing and the Jan. 6 insurrection.
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Keep Your Ear On The Ball: Beep Ball Engages Sight-Impaired Athletes
World Series for visually impaired athletes will be played July 25-Aug. 1 in Wichita
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Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 22.5 Years In Prison For Murder Of George Floyd
The sentencing marks a significant milestone in the effort to get justice for Floyd.
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Yellowstone Is Losing Its Snow As The Climate Warms — That Means Problems For Water And Wildlife
Since 1950, average temperatures in the Greater Yellowstone Area have risen 2.3 degrees and the region lost a quarter of its annual snowfall
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Relief Payments To Black Farmers On Hold Amid Lawsuits Backed By Former Trump Aides, Conservative Groups
House Agriculture Committee Chairman David Scott of Georgia calls the development “an evil system at work here.”
