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Audio Astra: ‘Grassland Groupies,' Wichita Homesteaders, Summer School Blues
The three podcasts spotlighted all wander into nature, and this week's Kansas Reflector podcast involves a different kind of nature.
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The Kansas Reflector seeks to increase people's awareness of how decisions made by elected representatives and other public servants affect our day-to-day lives. We hope to empower and inspire greater participation in democracy throughout Kansas.
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Colyer Joins Schmidt In Pledging Opposition To Critical Race Theory In Kansas Schools
Both are seeking their party’s nomination for governor in next year’s race against incumbent Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly.
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After February Blackouts, Energy Companies Gear Up For High Summer Demand
‘The winter … we all think is something that really can’t happen again,’ says energy reliability expert.
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Biden And Bipartisan Senators Clinch A Deal On $1.2T Infrastructure Plan
The package marks a breakthrough on federal dollars for road and bridge projects after weeks of negotiations.
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U.S. Department Of Justice Takes Georgia To Court Over Its Voting Rights Law
The legal action follows an announcement that the DOJ was doubling its enforcement attorneys who work to protect voting rights.
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Biden Administration Extends Federal Eviction Moratorium For One Final Month
The added month will be a final respite for renters.
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Kansas Governor Grants Clemency To 8, Embracing ‘Political Risk' In Rare Use Of Power
Kelly said she was making good on a campaign promise to review the criminal justice system and identify people who shouldn’t be incarcerated
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Reconfigured Task Force Balks At Using Federal Aid For Kansas Vaccine Lottery
The Strengthening People and Revitalizing Kansas Task Force is tasked with distributing $1.6 billion in discretionary monies.
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How We Worked To Establish Women's Intercollegiate Athletics In Kansas Before Title IX
Sixty years ago, sports were played by college women only in intramurals or once a season at a sports-day invitational.
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New Research: Kansas Counties With Mask Mandates Avoided 500 COVID-19 Deaths
KU study explores 15 masked counties, 68 counties spurning coverings.
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Board Of Regents May Raise Community College-To-University Credit Transfer Cap
KU, JCCC pilot shows students welcome hike from 60 to 75 credit hours.
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Kansas Officials Boost Food Assistance Through Pandemic Relief Program
Kansas officials are extending and expanding access to a federal relief program for vulnerable families.
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Senate Democrats' Voting Rights Push Stalls In The Face Of GOP Opposition
U.S. Senate Republicans shut down efforts to open debate on a sweeping elections reform and voting rights bill.
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To Bridge Gaps And Solve Hard Problems, Kansans Should Moderate Their Rhetoric
Confused about conflicting recommendations from experts? Me too, and I’m supposed to be one of them.
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Biden To Meet With Western Governors About Wildfires, Vows To Raise Firefighter Pay
President Biden sharply criticized the low salaries paid to federal wildland firefighters.
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Goddard Splash Park Closed As Health Officials Investigate Link To Sick Children
Staff investigated and closed the splash zone, citing difficulties with the filtration system.
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In Their Response To COVID-19, Kansas Senior Citizens Set An Example For Everyone
Seniors got it more seriously than the rest of Kansans.
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Kansas Ranks 18th Nationally In Annual Report Measuring Well-Being Of Children
Nebraska’s stands 7th in five-state region; Oklahoma staggers to 42nd.
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Kansas Docs: Troublesome Coronavirus Variant Nicknamed Delta Warrants Strict Scrutiny
KDHE keeping eye on COVID-19 mutations in 60 of state’s counties.
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College Athletes Score A Big Win With U.S. Supreme Court In NCAA Dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the NCAA cannot limit educational compensation to student athletes due to their amateur status
