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Gov. Kelly: Melissa Taylor Standridge’s Unique Career Makes Her ‘Perfect Fit’ For Kansas Supreme Court
Melissa Taylor Standridge has served as a judge in the Kansas Court of Appeals since 2008, will replace Carol Beier.
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By Facing More Of Its Racist Truths, Kansas — And America — Could Heal More Of Its Divides
The Equal Justice Initiative lists 19 lynchings in Kansas between 1882 and 1920.
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Veterans Treatment Courts Provide Structure For Military Men And Women In Criminal Justice System
Like many veterans, Chris Carter left the Marine Corps after 20 years of service with his fair share of mental health issues.
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Kansas Audit Finds No Evidence Of Rule Violations In KHP Superintendent’s Firing Of Two Majors
State trooper association alleges terminations to be simple retaliation.
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Kansas Mother Makes Plea For Medicaid Expansion After Donations Spare Her From Death
For months after being diagnosed with an advanced stage of uterine cancer, Shelby Fehrenbacher resigned herself to death.
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Wichita Councilman Clendenin Still Fighting Scandal-Plagued Collapse Of His Political Career
Co-conspirator O’Donnell quit office, wingman Capps voted out of House.
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Calling Dr. Crumbine — Kansas Is Sick And Needs A Prescription
Today we have a special guest. On the spirit phone is Samuel J. Crumbine, a Kansas doctor and public health pioneer.
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If We Start Seeing Kansas As Dots Of Blue And Red, It Looks Like A Place Of Possibilities
On Election Day, I had a mission: document the number of inclusivity signs and flags in my Topeka neighborhood of Potwin.
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Child Adoption Efforts Highlight Need For Parents, High Number Of Teens In System
Jeremy Allison-Murphy and his wife, Liz, knew they wanted to adopt JP as soon as they saw his video.
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Immigration Advocates Push Biden To Not Just Bring Back DACA But Expand It
President-elect Joe Biden is promising to reinstate an Obama-era program that shields deportation for some undocumented people.
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From Lawrence, Here’s One Kansas Record Of The Year
To me, Colin Halliburton’s voice has always sounded like Kansas.
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Manhattan Couple Face Eviction Through Loophole In Federal, State Moratoriums
Alice McGaughey-Nondorf and Gary LaBarge live in back-to-back one-bedroom apartments, where they were riding out the pandemic.
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Supreme Court Tackles 15-Year Feud On Flawed Installation Of Glass Panels At KU Football Stadium
Contractors fumble press box project to expose Jayhawk fans to ‘hazard of certain casualty’.
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Kansas Adds 177 Deaths In One Week; Health Officials Wary Of Thanksgiving Gatherings
Vaccine could be available in Kansas by mid-December.
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A Kansas Child Of The 1980s Commits To The Ideals She Learned From Neil Diamond
I’m thinking about his 1980 hit single “America.” A stirring, hopeful song, celebrating the promise of our nation, for immigrants and all.
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A Gift And Clarion Call: Churches Liberate Kansas, Oklahoma Residents Of $5.2M In Medical Debt
It’s a recipe of prayer, grit, benevolence, dollars and delicious chocolate.
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Senators Urge Federal Funding For State Distribution Of COVID-19 Vaccine
The senators argue that the money is needed to ensure a competent vaccine distribution, which is likely to start in late December.
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Moran: Personal Responsibility, Contract Staffing Among Solutions To COVID-19 Strain On Hospitals
U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran emphasized Tuesday the need for Kansans to take personal responsibility to help curb rising COVID-19 numbers.
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When Gratitude Isn’t Enough — A Thanksgiving Lament For Kansas
What happens when it’s Thanksgiving week and gratitude isn’t enough?
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Kansans Caravan In Mourning For COVID-19, Demand Legislators Reject ‘Politics Of Austerity’
A caravan of cars circled the state Capitol building in mourning Monday for more than 1,400 Kansans who have lost their lives to COVID-19.