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KU extends spring break, shifts classes online in wake of virus

The University of Kansas responded to swift spread of the coronavirus into the United States on Wednesday by deciding to…

Kansas colleges, universities bracing for influx of COVID-19

University of Saint Mary stepped up health safety procedures for benefit of students and employees on the private Cathol…

Keeping seeds in Kansas

Tom Clayman grew up raising lambs. Dustin Miller was a baker's son. In 2005, the two purchased a seed company in Hutchin…

Senators consider expanding psychiatric services in western Kansas

A Kansas Senate bill would allocate $11.8 million to open and operate hospital beds for youths requiring short-term psyc…

Permanent striping and a change to two-way traffic is all that remains for the Central Avenue Reconstruction Project as …

Dodge City part of 33 transit projects

Three projects for the City of Dodge City were announced as part of the more than $7.4 million awarded to transit projec…

University Center is a go

After nearly two years of putting pieces in place, the upcoming University Center, located at the Hennessy Hall campus i…

Bill would make Feb. 15 Susan B. Anthony Day in Kansas

TOPEKA - An effort to recognize Feb. 15 as Susan B. Anthony Day in Kansas has gained bipartisan momentum in the House.

Proposal in Kansas Senate would end raid on highway funds

Sen. Kevin Braun on Tuesday took a jackhammer to a proposed constitutional amendment that would protect highway funding …

'People have the right to be heard': KHP officers haul away Medicaid expansion supporters in Senate standoff

Kansas Highway Patrol officers on Tuesday forcibly removed 23 vocal and defiant protesters who demanded passage of Medic…

Scholarships have been made available through the Shelter Insurance Foundation coming this spring. The $2,000 scholarshi…

CRP grasslands signup March 16

Enrollment into the Conservation Reserve Program grasslands for farmers and ranchers is set to begin March 16 and will r…

Lawmakers consider extending privacy law to more public workers

TOPEKA - Former Topeka police chief Ed Klumpp is convinced hundreds of Kansas corrections employees and court service of…

Kansas House panel considers $63M tax credit for food

Sister Therese Bangert on Monday told lawmakers considering a tax credit for food about her recent encounter with girls …

'Don't panic and keep a long-term perspective'

Oil price wars over the weekend, which came amid fears of a spreading coronavirus, sent U.S. stock prices into a tailspi…

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