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Lindsborg Painter’s ‘Scathing Critique Of American Exceptionalism’ Finds A Home
Mike Hartung’s paintings are not for the fragile. In that way, they’re just like Kansas.
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US House Incumbents In Kansas Spent $1.1M In Tax Dollars In 18 Months To Spread Gospel
Marshall reported about a dozen publicly financed franked messages directed at his constituents in western Kansas.
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Kansas Legislators, Governor Extend COVID-19 Disaster Declaration To Nov. 15
Gov. Laura Kelly and legislators on the State Finance Council avoided political fireworks Wednesday to authorize extension.
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Federal Judge Affirms Constitutionality Of Kansas’ 250ft. Buffer Zone At Voting Sites
Attorney General Derek Schmidt said the judge ruled state law didn’t infringe on constitutional provisions.
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Kansas Expands Monitoring Of Wastewater For Early Warning Of COVID-19 Outbreaks
Scientists in April discovered wastewater from Hiawatha indicated an extensive presence in the community of COVID-19.
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COVID-19 Infects Kansas Judicial System With Backlog Of More Than 1,700 Trials
New criminal cases have been filed in the past six months, exacerbating the backlog.
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Restoring Full $8M For Kansas Water Programs Harder Than Turning A Faucet
It doesn’t look as if 2020 will be a watershed year in terms of financial relief.
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Medical Document Shows Marshall’s Notes From Terminated Pregnancy
The Marshall campaign says the procedure to end an ectopic pregnancy isn’t defined as an abortion.
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Why You Should Watch The Vice Presidential Debate — And What To Watch For | Opinion
Many people might forego the vice presidential sequel. However, there are reasons to watch.
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Black Lives Matter Casts Doubt On Independence Of Topeka’s Police Auditor
More than 50 people gathered Tuesday evening in front of the Statehouse before marching in near silence to City Hall.
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A Kansas History Professor Sees ‘Troubling,’ ‘Deeply Problematic’ Danger Signs For The United States
A couple of weeks ago on a pleasant Tuesday afternoon, Andrew Denning was walking his dog and talking with me about fascism.
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Lawrence Educators’ Teachable Moment Inspired By Move To Hybrid Instruction
Music educator Emily Boedeker will soon be responsible for classroom instruction of 300 students at two elementary schools.
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Gov. Laura Kelly Praises White House For Delivery Of Rapid Tests For COVID-19
The governor also pleaded again for Kansans to wear masks as the toll of the virus accelerates across Kansas.
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Trump Returns To The White House, Still Infected With Coronavirus
Trump also said he plans to return to campaigning, despite his infection.
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Voter Fraud Myth Persists Despite Constant Failure To Prove Claims
This is the second in a series of stories looking at voters’ concerns and voting issues in the 2020 election.
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Bipartisan Scorn For Barbering Board’s Style Of Grading Potential Licensees
The concern emerged during a routine hearing before a Legislature’s joint administrative committee.
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‘I Just Don’t Trust The System Any More’: Voters On Edge As Election Nears
Widespread anxiety and confusion around voting, compounded by the pandemic.
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Kansans Have Already Requested Twice As Many Mail-In Ballots As Past Elections
As of Oct. 1, election offices had received nearly 400,000 mail-in ballot applications.
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US House Passes New Pandemic Relief Bill, But Talks Lag On Bipartisan Deal
But the package, passed on a 214-207 vote, with 18 Democrats splitting from their party, is certain to die in the Senate.
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C.J. Janovy: How The Kansas Beauty Industry Is Keeping You Safe From COVID-19
Let’s pause to congratulate the Kansas beauty industry for doing its part to fight the pandemic.
