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GOP doctor-politicians break their oath

Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall joins a list of conservative lawmakers who ignore their medical oath

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30 Kansas inmates donate $4,267 from their own funds to pay down local children's lunch debt

Nearly 30 incarcerated men in northwest Kansas have donated $4,267 to help pay down unpaid school meal debt at Norton Community Schools, turning money raised inside a correctional facility into support for children in their local community. Members of Reaching Out From Within, a rehabilitation programme at Norton Correctional Facility,…

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Federal judge blocks New York climate superfund law

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SNAP Rules Are Changing: New Store Requirements and Food Restrictions Are Coming in Several States

Changes are coming to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that could affect both where recipients shop and what they can buy with their benefits.

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‘Who do you really believe?’: the true crime fans who became a part of the story

In HBO’s gripping new docuseries A Killer Story, a crusading couple become convinced that woman accused of murder is innocent

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This Republican senator’s medical practice had 81 people arrested over unpaid bills: report

An analysis of court records found that lawsuits filed by Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall or his medical practice routinely assessed an 18 percent interest rate on unpaid balances, causing some bills to double over time

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Trump threatens to bar Canadian company Bombardier from selling planes in the U.S. But the company employs 500+ workers in Kansas

The company has over 2,800 U.S. suppliers in 47 states

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In 2002, Kansas listed the North Cottonwood River for copper pollution. 12 years later, farm conservation helped lower copper from 14.1 to 3.5 µg/L and restore the river

North Cottonwood River restoration: Kansas listed the North Cottonwood River as impaired by copper pollution in 2002. Agricultural runoff was identified as the most likely nonpoint source, prompting a watershed cleanup effort and a copper TMDL. By April 2014, the river had met the requirements for removal from Kansas’ copper-impaired…

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In 2001, Land Institute in Kansas formally began domesticating Kernza, over two decades later perennial grain was cultivated on more than 3,500 acres of land, emerging famers' go to solution for extreme weather

Kernza is one of several perennial grains under development at The Land Institute in Salina, Kansas, about an hour’s drive north of Mueller’s farm.

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In blow to Trump, Missouri top court blocks Republican-drawn congressional map

The Missouri Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a Republican-backed congressional map from taking effect in November’s midterm elections, potentially preserving Democratic Representative Emanuel Cleaver’s Kansas City-area seat. The unanimous ruling requires voters to approve the map in a referendum, dealing a setback to Republicans seeking to protect their narrow House…

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Todd Blanche rants about ‘pandemic’ of ‘secret gender transitions’ throughout US schools

Attorney General’s comments came one day after the DOJ unveiled a ‘first-of-its-kind’ lawsuit accusing a Kansas school district of facilitating such transitions without informing parents

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Police Save More Than 40 Dogs and Cats From Unsafe Living Conditions During Rescue Operation in Kansas

Kansas police rescued 41 dogs and cats from unsanitary conditions, arresting two individuals for alleged animal cruelty. The case highlights ongoing concerns about animal welfare and hoarding.

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70-Year-Old Pastor Arrested for Committing Multiple Sex Crimes Against Minor Victims

A Kansas pastor with a long ministry career has been arrested for multiple felony sex offences involving a minor. The charges include aggravated incest and unlawful sexual relations.

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Lone Star Ticks Are Driving a Meat Allergy Across Kansas and Missouri as Fall Bite Season Begins

Lone star ticks spreading through Kansas and Missouri can trigger alpha-gal syndrome, a red meat allergy, and the fall bite risk is rising.

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Justice Department sues Kansas school system over policies on transgender students

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the school system in Kansas City, Kansas, over its policies on transgender students

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Cancer Survivor and Asylum Seeker Faces Potentially Life-Threatening Health Crisis in ICE Detention

Katsiaryna Bartko, a Belarusian asylum seeker, faces severe health issues in US ICE custody, sparking legal challenges over her medical treatment and detention conditions.

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‘My jaw physically dropped like a cartoon’: US woman summoned to court on wedding day in Rome

A Kansas City bride has gone viral after receiving a jury duty summons for the same day as her wedding in Rome, more than 5,000 miles away.

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Cities are suing residents who try to take action against data centers

‘I don't think anyone was expecting citizens to personally be held liable to a civil lawsuit,’ says Kimberly Twente, who was sued by her local government

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In 1946, Eisenhower’s brothers gave their Abilene family home to a foundation; it opened to visitors the next year

In 1947, the Eisenhower family residence in Abilene, Kansas, was opened to the public, showcasing the preserved furnishings and details of the home as they were post-Ida Eisenhower's death. This historic site, where six Eisenhower boys spent their childhood, was entrusted to the Eisenhower Foundation, attracting visitors from across the…

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Kansas town drops charges against teacher arrested for clapping during public hearings on data centers — says that ‘case has been dismissed without prejudice’

The disorderly conduct case against Lux Claridge has been dropped by the city in municipal court, making the teacher breathe a little bit easier. However, it was done "without prejudice," and the city's attorneys have passed the case on to the county for review.

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U.S. Water Systems Are Already Under Cyberattacks. Now A Key Technology Supplier Has Been Hacked Too.

The FBI is investigating the breach at Kansas-based Micro-Comm after a ransomware group published nearly 850,000 files allegedly stolen from the company.

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A Kansas cowboy put 50 wind turbines on his 7,000-acre ranch and turned the wind into his most reliable cash crop, selling electricity to thousands of homes

A 7,000-acre cattle ranch in Kansas has found an unusual way to generate a steady income alongside traditional ranching. Pete Ferrell, a fourth-generation rancher, hosts 50 industrial wind turbines on his property as part of the 100-turbine Elk River Wind Project, a 150-megawatt facility that began operating in 2005. The…

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Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the US Senate since 1932. Will that change in November?

Adam Hamilton, a liberal megachurch pastor, is challenging incumbent Republican Senator Roger Marshall in this year’s midterm election

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Former Kansas Sen. Nancy Kassebaum remembered as trailblazer

Former Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker, who broke multiple barriers for women in the Senate, has died at the age of 94. The Kansas Republican died of natural causes in hospice care on Aug. 21, her son Bill Kassebaum confirmed to The New York Times. Memorials came in from across the…

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In 2023, Liz and Rich Muller founded Deep Fission to put working nuclear reactors underground. 4 years later, its Kansas pilot is targeting a 5-MW reactor by late 2027

Kansas experiment represents something larger than one company’s attempt to reinvent the nuclear power plant. Deep Fission is testing whether decades-old reactor technology can be paired with modern drilling techniques to create a radically different energy infrastructure. If the company succeeds, underground small reactors could offer a new way to…

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