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Public-Private Coalition Financing $24M KU Bioscience, Tech Research Expansion
Light shovel work and bipartisan speeches marked launch of a $24 million public and private partnership.
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Mental Health Expert: Vulnerability, Inconvenience Drive Refusal To Wear Mask
U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran said he views wearing a mask as a matter of common sense.
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C.J. Janovy: This Pandemic-Survival Message Brought To You By A Scrapper In Cottonwood Falls
Bryan Williams saw danger on the horizon back in February.
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Hospital Staffing And Capacity A Concern For Kansas Communities As COVID-19 Multiplies
Hospitals in southeast Kansas already are struggling with capacity issues.
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Laturner, De La Isla Clash On Medicaid, Dreamers And Reject Idea Of Defunding Police
Kansas congressional candidates Jake LaTurner and Michelle De La Isla denounced Wednesday street violence inspired by racism.
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Federal Rural Health Panel Led By Former Gov. Jeff Colyer Offers Little Help For Public On COVID-19
Colyer, a Republican and Overland Park, Kansas, physician, continues to tout the use of hydroxychloroquine as a COVID-19 treatment.
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Republicans Stress Need To Put ‘Kansas Common Sense’ In D.C. In 2nd District Race
The trip to the state’s capital highlights the importance of the district in a year where Republican Legislators are facing an uphill battle
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Gov. Laura Kelly: Wear Your Mask, But Don’t Despair Over Grim COVID-19 Updates
The administration plans to choose the labs that will conduct the testing within a couple of weeks.
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C.J. Janovy: A Short Kansas Statehouse Mask-Wearing Drama Ends Well — This Time
Here’s a new installment of must-see TV from the Kansas Legislature.
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Democrat De La Isla Pounces On Laturner Ad As ‘What People Hate’ About D.C. Politics
The attack ad from LaTurner, who is the Kansas state treasurer, opened with a statement by LaTurner that he officially approved the message.
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Cutting Correctional Costs In Kansas Begins With Parole Revocations, Recidivism
The Justice Reinvestment Initiative is a federally funded program overseen by the Council of State Governments.
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Kansas Labor Department Digs Out Of Help-Line Quagmire, Reduces Claim Backlog
The unprecedented wave of joblessness meant people were unable to get through to labor department call centers.
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Why The World Needs Kansas’ Sarah Smarsh Writing About Dolly Parton | C.J. Janovy
Kansas writer Sarah Smarsh already has a picture of herself with Barack Obama.
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US Senate Candidate Barbara Bollier Raises Kansas Record $13.5M In Third Quarter
The previous quarterly fundraising record for Kansas was $3.7 million, a mark set by Bollier during April, May and June.
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Kansas World Language Programs Ripe With Linguistic Discrimination
Jacqueline Rodriguez has seen students learning English as a second language treated as if knowing their first language is a disadvantage.
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Senate President Susan Wagle Embraces Gerrymandering To Benefit GOP In Kansas
The comments enflamed Democrats who have accused Republicans of exploiting their political power to gerrymander political boundaries.
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US Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings To Plow Ahead Amid COVID-19 Infections
Federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett will face the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee beginning Monday .
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Kansas ERs Burdened By Worsening Mental Health Crisis, Overflow From State Hospitals
In August, capacity was raised back to 60 beds at Osawatomie, but Larned remains at 72 beds.
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Kansas Health Organizations Seek Reversal Of Decline In Child Vaccination
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported 77,200 fewer vaccination orders had been submitted.
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Gov. Laura Kelly Signals New Wave Of Broadband Development In Kansas
The Democratic governor outlined 68 broadband projects financed with $49.2 million in federal pandemic funding.
