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Kansas Public Health Workers Are Not Your Enemies — They’re Your Neighbors
In the midst of the pandemic, as many as 15 local health department directors have left their positions.
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COVID-19 Infects Another 5,600 Kansans As State Prepares To Unleash New Testing Regimen
Long-term care facilities generated most clusters, cases, hospitalizations and deaths in Kansas.
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Candidates In Close Kansas House, Senate Races Await Johnson County Canvass Results
Election officials to tally votes from 10K provisional ballots.
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Pompeo, Senate Republicans Chime In On Trump Claims Of Stolen Election
Some Republicans in Congress are backing legal challenges to voting results in states won by President-elect Joe Biden.
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KDHE: Kansas Hospitals Prefer To Surge COVID-19 Capacity Without Erecting Tent Cities
Kansas doc tells mask deniers virus threat isn’t political, ‘it’s hell’.
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Thank You To America’s Finest — Our Veterans
On this Veterans Day, it is of the utmost importance to recognize and thank veterans everywhere for their service and defense of our nation.
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A Kansas Photographer’s Portraits Tell The Stories Of 75 Homeless Veterans In 16 States
Unlike so many other people who’ve been out of work during the pandemic, Manhattan photographer Doug Barrett has been busy.
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Women Are Skipping Breast Exams, Fighting Cancer Complicated By COVID-19
Breast cancer diagnosis down 50%, sparking concerns that cancer won’t be detected soon enough.
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Kansas Confirms 103,000 Cases Of COVID-19, Capping Two-Week Surge Of Nearly 25,000
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported the wave of infection was found to have reached 5,920 more Kansans.
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Autopsy Huckster Eager For Teaching Job As Kansas Legal Troubles Mount
Beleaguered by negative publicity and mounting legal problems, Shawn Parcells hopes to have finally landed a job.
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Pandemic Restricts Access To Malfunctioning Weather Equipment, Compromising Accuracy
Across the country, dozens of manually operated cooperative sites are missing data or providing unreliable data.
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As Other Republicans Lied About Voter Fraud, Kansas’ Secretary Of State Was A Voice Of Sanity
What Kansas learned was that, while voter fraud is rare, it tends to involve Republicans.
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What I Discovered From Offseason Camping On Public Lands In Kansas
With no time to camp during the summer of 2018, I decided to test my mettle and explore Kansas’ public lands during the offseason.
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AP Declares Joe Biden Is The Next President
Democrat Joe Biden’s native state of Pennsylvania on Saturday secured his victory to become the next president of the United States.
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Analysts Bolster Kansas Revenue Projections, Envision Less Dire Budget Outlook
Kansas’ official revenue forecasters say economic damage from the pandemic will be far less severe than previously projected.
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Here’s Something All Kansans Can Agree On — A Few Of The Best Things About Our State
What would be Kansas’ best life?
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Conservation Project Aims To Restore Ogallala Aquifer Through Naturally Occurring Landforms
The future of water availability in western Kansas is receiving support from a multimillion-dollar project.
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Hospitals Near Breaking Point As COVID-19 Patients Multiply
KDHE says 79 deaths, 5,418 infections reported in past two days.
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Georgia Voters Could Determine Control Of The U.S. Senate
Control of the U.S. Senate may depend on two runoff races in Georgia, where the outcome won’t be known until early January.
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Battleground States Count Mail Ballots, With Biden Just Shy Of Votes To Clinch Presidency
The nation waits for vote-counting to finish in several critical states, ballots tallied so far have trended toward Biden.
