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Transgender Woman Appalled By Sports Bill
Kansas bill limits transgender athletes to teams based on gender at birth.
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Police, Firefighter and Teachers Denounce Anti-Union House Bill
Think tanks want it harder to join, easier to quit public employee units.
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Bill Requiring Construction Notice Of ‘Abominable’ Utility Poles
Kansas House legislators support bill increasing community regulatory oversight for construction of urban electric transmission mega poles.
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Bill Adds New Penalties On Ignorant Infrastructure Hooligans
Advocates send message crafted to protect key public, private facilities.
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Black History Year-Round On The African American History Trail
Black History Month gives us special cause and purpose specifically in the state of Kansas, which was forged and begun as “Bleeding Kansas.”
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Marshall Seeks Ties With Farm-State Democrats On Senate Panel
Republican Sen. Marshall is vowing he’ll rely on the relationships he’s built with Democratic colleagues to advance Kansas farming interests
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Here’s To The Wichita Young People Who Made History
Kansas was never officially segregated however, there was plenty of discrimination.
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U.S. House Agriculture To Focus On Climate Change and Farming
Democrats are eyeing proposals that would support programs for U.S. farmers who have suffered catastrophic losses from severe weather.
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Senators Consider Requiring In-Person Learning Option
Kansas legislators are considering a bill that would seize the authority from elected school boards to determine available learning options.
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When Your Playwrights Are In Despair, It’s Time To Be Worried
Darren Canady is an esteemed young playwright who is also a professor at the University of Kansas.
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KU Faculty Straw Poll Finds Weak Support For No-Confidence Vote
Frustration persists with budget shortfall, policy threatening tenure.
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Kansas Supreme Court Issues 1-Year Suspension To Judge
Judge William Cullins given chance to reduce penalty with therapy.
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‘Frankenstein’ Bill In House Reshapes Public School Funding
Behemoth legislation that reshapes the financing of public schools awaits consideration in the House.
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One-Dose Vaccine Poised For FDA Green Light
The shot from Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine division, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, is expected to be pivotal to the national vaccination effort.
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What Kansans Were Saying To Bob Dole In The 1960s Sounds Familiar
In May 1968, a woman from Anthony, Kansas, with some reluctance, wrote her congressman describing the challenges her farming family faced.
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Game-Changing One-Dose Vaccine Could Be In States’ Hands Shortly
It will be significant help in rural areas, and other places where residents are far from vaccination sites.
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Governor, GOP Lawmakers Unify To Dedicate $60M For Low-Cost Loans
Idle state funds fuel below-market aid to businesses hurt by COVID-19.
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Bill Suspends Speedy-Trial Law To Avoid Freeing Accused Murderers
Bill acknowledges COVID-19 upending district court trial calendar.
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Bill Would Punish Employers For Requiring COVID-19 Vaccinations
Debate features conflicting insight from doctors in Senate and House, business attorneys and Kansas Chamber.
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Moms Demand Action Want Domestic Abusers To Relinquish Guns
The organization is pushing for stricter gun legislation during its annual day of advocacy in Kansas.
