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Changes to the Title IX guidelines, which took effect on Friday, have been heavily criticized for over-expanding the rights of the accused.
I am committing myself to create new processes to ensure I respond better in the future.
Davids joined U.S. Reps. Donna Shalala of Florida and Carol Shea-Porter of New Hampshire among vice chairs of the 2020 convention.
She said her order was identical to a statewide mandate that expired and that she would renew the measure in two weeks.
A comparable messaging challenge awaits Barbara Bollier, the Democratic nominee from Johnson County.
Schools and universities are opening, regardless of whether students, teachers, employees and the communities around them feel safe.
How many times can you tell your family that you are never moving back to Kansas?
Deborah Birx issued a stern warning Saturday that a window of opportunity was narrowing for Kansas.
In mid-June, after coping with what he described as a “really bad allergy attack,” Sleezer was tested for the virus.
Damage at Coronado Heights Park, which sits on a 300-foot sandstone bluff northwest of Lindsborg, made access unstable.
Now, in 2020, Kansas is a national leader in wind power.
More women from across the nation are running for Congress this year than ever before, and Kansas is leading the way in making history.
Nearly 2,000 people have been hospitalized with COVID-19 in a five-month period.
Here’s a story about how just a few Kansas politicians can ruin a neighborhood.
Three Kansas Republicans view President Donald Trump’s latest COVID-19 executive orders as pressure tactics.
Davids alleged President Donald Trump “admitted he is purposely sabotaging the USPS to make it harder for people to vote.”
The Climate + Energy Project has long advocated for a state energy plan, ideally facilitated from the State Energy Office.
Kansas Department of Corrections secretary Jeff Zmuda said Wednesday a lockdown has been initiated at the Hutchinson Correctional Facility.
The federal Paycheck Protection Program created in response to COVID-19 didn’t help a majority of Kansas agriculture producers.
Emporia authorities didn’t view Brandon Flint’s actions favorably when he walked out of a nightclub in 2008 and rescued his fiancee.
