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Pandemic Historian To Leaders: ‘Just Tell The Truth’
John Barry’s advice to officials responding to COVID-19 starts simple.
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Coronavirus Remains Plague On Kansas’ Tourism, Entertainment And Winery Industries
The largest attraction in Abilene has been closed for months, blocking access to the $9 million exhibit space opened in August 2019.
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Kansas Lawmakers Earmark $105M In Federal Funds To Quadruple COVID-19 Testing
Gov. Laura Kelly and legislative leaders approved Thursday a plan to boost COVID-19 testing in Kansas by 8,000 tests per day.
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Listen To This Kid Who Worked To Make Kansas Better For Everyone
Here’s a story about a promising young teenager with a heart of gold who fell into some real deep state stuff in Kansas.
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KDHE Secretary Temporarily Halts Disclosure Of Specific COVID-19 Cluster Sites
KDHE increased by 52 the number of Kansans who died with a positive test for the coronavirus that has plagued the world.
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Kansans Should Reject The Myth Of Voter Fraud Once And For All | Opinion
I am the most unlikely of voting rights activists.
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Kansas Lawmakers Moving Ahead With Audio-Visual Technology Upgrade At Capitol
The Legislature has struggled with technology breakdowns after COVID-19 forced an early end to the 2020 session.
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AG’s Office Defends Ban On Wrongful Birth Lawsuits Before Kansas Supreme Court
The court in 1990 opened the door to civil action over wrongful births.
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As COVID-19 Cases In Kansas Rise, State Is A Step Closer To Ramping Up Testing
A state task force Wednesday approved a plan for the distribution of millions of dollars in leftover federal pandemic aid.
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This Pandemic-Survival Message Brought To You From A Small Business In A Tiny Kansas Town
Like everyone, Karla Fleming was scared when the pandemic hit.
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Kansas GOP Candidate Amanda Adkins Repudiates FEC Complaint As ‘Frivolous’
Adkins won a competitive five-person GOP primary in August to earn an opportunity to challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids.
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Kansas Draws Privacy Line To Exclude Some Businesses From COVID-19 Cluster Report
KDHE cited a “personal privacy” exemption in state law in rejecting the request to identify all businesses.
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Criminal Justice Reform Commission Explores High Costs Of Incarceration In Kansas
Kansas joins more than 30 states who have implemented the Justice Reinvestment Initiative.
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Kansas Prepares To Invest Millions In Aggressive Expansion Of COVID-19 Testing
The governor is in early stages of developing a state budget proposal for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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How The Grief Of The Pandemic Forced Me To Be A Great Teacher | Opinion
I’ve been an educator for almost a quarter of a century.
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Politicians Fighting About The Pandemic Just Adds To Kansans’ Suffering
A couple of weeks ago, they fought over how much federal help to extend to unemployed Kansans.
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‘Broken Teeth And Black Eyes’: Kansas Domestic Violence Shelters Scramble For Space
Family Crisis Center in Wichita has stretched its resources thin to provide space for survivors of domestic violence.
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Gov. Laura Kelly, Legislators Agree On Extension Of COVID-19 Emergency Declaration
Gov. Laura Kelly and all eight legislators on the State Finance Council ended an unusually combative meeting Friday.
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Judge Grants Sen. Julia Lynn’s Request To Be Removed From November Ballot
Lynn, who has served in the Legislature since 2006, sought to be dropped from the ballot to care for a sister in failing health.
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How One Man Accomplished Extraordinary Things For Kansas Schools | Opinion
I first met Dale Dennis, the legendary Kansas school finance chief retiring this month, in the early 1980s.
