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Why Reggie Robinson Should Be A Household Name In Kansas | Opinion
When Reggie Robinson died at his home in Lawrence on Saturday morning, I lost a friend and Kansans lost a champion.
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Kansas Public Defender Not Convinced Of Need For Blanket Suspension Of Speedy-Trial Law
COVID-19 has been since March a dramatic impediment to flow of cases in courthouses throughout Kansas.
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GOP Legislators Irritated By Dominance Of Urban Lawmakers On State Finance Council
House and Senate members representing rural districts pointed out six of eight legislators on the council were from urban centers.
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Kansas Agencies Mailing 277,000 Voter Registration Applications
DCF and KDHE sent the voter registration application to Kansans to break down barriers created by the pandemic and to ensure compliance.
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Pandemic Puts Nearly $100M Squeeze On Kansas Casino, Lottery Revenue
Overall revenue slumped from $411 million to $334 million.
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Kansas Foster Care System A Jarring Experience For Children, Parents, Caseworkers
In nearly 18 years of working close with foster children, Amy Otey has witnessed the emotional burden the system places on social workers.
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KDHE Shifting Gears On Public Report Of Site-Specific COVID-19 Clusters In Kansas
The original format for the KDHE report launched Sept. 9 defined clusters as businesses with at least 20 cases or as events and groups.
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Services For Kansas Crossover Youth Slowed By Lack Of Data, Interagency Collaboration
Crossover youths are children ages 10 and older who have any involvement in both the welfare and juvenile justice systems.
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C.J. Janovy: We’re So Close To Civil War, ‘Everyone Can Smell The Smoke’
Jay Steinmetz kept using the word “reckoning.”
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Heartbroken Grandparents Make Emotional Appeals For Kansas Foster Care Reform
Winters, who co-founded Kansas Family Rights Coalition in 2008, said she had not seen her grandsons in 12 years.
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Gov. Laura Kelly Says Kansas Failed In Make Or Break Moment To Slow COVID-19
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has confirmed 66 deaths related to COVID-19 in the past week.
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What Consolidated Meat Production Costs Kansas Ranchers And Eaters | Opinion
But by the end of April, thousands of meat and poultry workers had been infected and 20 had died.
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Trump Says He’ll Announce Supreme Court Pick By Friday Or Saturday
Trump said Monday that he would announce a replacement for the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Disabled, Elderly Advocates Eager For KDHE Reporting Of Site-Specific COVID-19 Outbreaks
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment temporarily halted reporting on clusters of confirmed coronavirus infection.
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Dear Kansas Board Of Healing Arts: Roger Marshall Is Not Well
Marshall has endangered public health.
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Two Kansas Lawmakers Walking Long Road To Legalizing Medicinal Marijuana
Gail Finney and David Haley were the target of jokes and caustic blowback years ago.
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Restrictions ‘Depressing As Hell’ For Gameday Business At Lawrence Bars
The order has drawn significant criticism from owners of businesses impacted since going into effect Sept. 4.
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Kansas Politicians Pay Tribute To The Late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Republican and Democratic politicians from Kansas paid tribute to the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Marshall Says Republicans Were Elected To Confirm Trump Pick For Supreme Court
Ginsburg’s death on Friday ensured high court confirmations would become a central issue in the race to fill an open U.S. Senate seat.
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Kansas’ Confederate Flag Fliers Say, ‘Honk If You Love Hate’
There’s a guy in town who drives around with a Confederate battle flag fluttering from the back of his pickup.
