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White House Task Force Assessment Of COVID-19 In Kansas: ‘Exponential And Unyielding Spread’
Report recommendations: Don’t gather outside of home, stop school sports, enforce mandates.
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Kansas Businessmen: COVID-19 Exposing Weakness In U.S. Medical Supply Manufacturing
Coronovirus has tortured the global economy.
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Kansas Special-Interest Groups Press Legislators For Tax Breaks In Wake Of COVID-19
The Kansas Chamber’s chief lobbyist wants to break the partisan logjam at the Capitol on bill linking the state and federal tax codes.
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Lobbyist Urges Lawmakers To Question Accuracy Of COVID-19 Deaths, Infections In Kansas
So far, COVID-19 has killed 1,266 Kansans and infected 122,741.
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To Defeat COVID-19, Kansas Needs Strong Federal Leadership
The conclusion of the election provides us the opportunity to refocus and move forward to manage, and ultimately defeat, this virus.
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Election Recap: Trump’s Macho Brand, Bollier’s Green Mirage And Davids’ Denial Of Clean Sweep
The aftermath of the presidential race has given new definition to post-election acrimony.
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GOP Leader Says Kansas Tax Appeals Board Nominee’s Confirmation In Jeopardy
The nomination of Fairway appraiser Robert Marx to the Kansas State Board of Tax Appeals was punted Tuesday to the full Kansas Senate.
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Kicked Out Of Nursing Homes, Countless Kansans Don’t Know Their Rights — Or Are Scared To Fight
Dustin Baker knows his 79-year-old grandfather, Larry Barrett, was difficult for the staff at Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation.
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Latino Kansans Work To Fill Spanish-Speaking News Media And Information Gap
A handful of Spanish-speaking community members, like Claudia Amaro, are working to fill this void.
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Gov. Laura Kelly Blocks GOP Bid To Pour Federal Relief Money Into Unemployment Fund
Gov. Laura Kelly said the state’s unemployment trust fund is likely to hit zero by March.
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Gov. Laura Kelly Dismisses Rumor Of Plans For COVID-19 Lockdown On Kansas Businesses
Governor, legislators extend state disaster declaration another 30 days.
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These 3 Things Will Make Rural Kansas Communities Healthier
A strong health system is critical to thriving rural communities and the health of rural Kansans.
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His Free Speech Rights Threatened, Haskell Student Journalist Fights Back
A student journalist’s questions in Lawrence have put him at odds with his university and given him a taste of media attention.
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Kansas Opens Window To Main Street Program Aimed At Revitalizing Downtowns
Main Street delivers economic development aid to about two dozen communities across Kansas.
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Kansas Legislators Seek Quicker Fix To Labor Department’s Woes Amid Rise In Fraudulent Claims
Unemployment fraud has spiked in recent months across the nation, and Kansas has been no exception.
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Kansas’ COVID-19 Response Is An Enduring Moral Failure
There is no nice way of saying that. We should all be embarrassed. As we approach a quarter of a million American deaths.
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Kansas Signs 11 Contracts To Embark On More Aggressive COVID-19 Testing Strategy
Shawnee, Douglas counties tighten restrictions as infection rates soar.
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COVID-19 Puts Extraordinary Spin On Planning For 2021 Session Of Kansas Legislature
IT upgrade in works to improve communication network at Capitol
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New Kansas Survey Of State Agencies Affirms Broad Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities
Legislators acknowledge improvements, IT chief praises work of staff.
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Kansas Senator Wants To Ban Voting Machines That Don’t Provide Paper Trail
The Galena Republican says he's worried about hackers to gaining access to electronic machines and manipulate the outcome of elections.