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Kansas Senator Leader Had COVID-19, Didn’t Wear Mask At Hearing After Recovery
The Republican from Andover believes mask requirements interfere with personal liberty, declined to say when and how he had been infected.
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KCC Orders Utilities To Keep Waiving Fees, Offer Payment Plans For Overdue Bills
The Kansas Corporation Commission on Tuesday extended a mandate requiring utilities to offer 12-month payment plans and waive late fees.
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AG Warns Legislature To Take Final Votes In Person At Meetings In Topeka, Or Risk Legal Challenge
Legislators must meet in capital city — not necessarily the Capitol.
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One Of These Women Should Be Kansas’ Next Lieutenant Governor
The smooth politics of Gov. Laura Kelly’s appointment of her lieutenant governor, Lynn Rogers.
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Kelly Picks Commerce Secretary To Fill Vacancy At Lieutenant Governor
Gov. Laura Kelly revealed Monday she has selected commerce secretary David Toland to be her next lieutenant governor.
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‘Adios Amigos’: Roberts Highlights Work On Agriculture Policy, Expresses Hope For Bipartisanship
After nearly 40 years as a congressman, Roberts announced early last year he would not pursue re-election in 2020.
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Kansas Electors Stay Faithful To President Donald Trump
Trump carried Kansans with 771,406 votes, or 56.2% of a record total turnout.
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U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Consider Appeal Of Kobach’s Unconstitutional Voter Restriction
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider an appeal by Kansas to reinstate a law requiring new voters to prove their citizenship
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Kansas Is Paying The Ultimate Price For Doubt-Peddling Free-Market Lobbyists | Opinion
The surge in coronavirus cases following the Thanksgiving holiday was easily predicted, and the worst numbers for the epidemic so far.
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Repeat 911 Caller In Topeka Targeted People Of Color Several Times Before Officer Hurt Boy
Law experts and community activists question dispatch policy, law enforcement response.
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U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Texas Suit That Tried To Overturn Election Results
The Supreme Court turned aside a Texas lawsuit that sought to derail the presidential election results from four battleground states.
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FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine, Clearing The Way For States’ Rollout
Nearly 3 million vaccine doses will be headed to states — the first half of two doses required to be administered 21 days apart.
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How Kansas Home Bakers Can Be ‘Citizen Scientists’ And Help Save The Planet
Kansas bakers now have a unique opportunity to help with research to make our food system more healthy for the land.
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Telemedicine Widens Scope Of Services Amid Pandemic, But Payment Parity Looms Large
The consensus opinion among health care professionals indicates telehealth services have opened new avenues toward better patient outcomes.
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This Pandemic Survival Story Brought To You By Telegenic Siblings And Their Mom In Abilene
What’s the smell of a Kansas sunset?
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More Than Half Of U.S. House Republicans Back Texas Suit Claiming Election ‘Irregularities’
Louisiana Rep. Mike Johnson led 105 of his Republican colleagues in the suit filed in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Disciplinary Office Says Prosecutor Was Dishonest Or Incompetent, Asks For Suspension
A state official trying prosecutor Jacqie Spradling says her pattern of misleading juries warrants indefinite suspension of her law license.
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Foster Care Provider Fired Employee Who Falsified 165 Reports Of Visits With Children, Parents
Laura Howard, secretary for the Kansas Department for Children and Families, said her agency was moving quickly to address concerns.
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Kansas Fatalities Linked To COVID-19 Surpass 2,000 After Two-Day Spike Of 131 Deaths
Testing identifies 5,500 more infected people as total hits 185,000.
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Kansas House Leader Warns Legislators After GOP Colleague Tests Positive For COVID-19
State Rep. Rahjes’ infection at issue after meetings of House, Senate.