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Astronomy professor Vayujeet Gokhale poses near a light that causes excessive glare, skyglow and disruption to wildlife at Thousand Hills State Park’s marina. The park is switching to lighting that works better for human eyes and the environment.

Skyglow is erasing the stars, but smarter outdoor lighting can help...

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Kansas law invalidates life-support wishes during pregnancy. Five women are suing...

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Whit Downing, vice president of policy and programming at the Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities, works in her office. Before she found her calling as a disability rights advocate, she faced her own hardships getting access to crucial services.

Disability services for 46,000 Kansans at risk in leaked Trump budget...

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Jose Madrid-Leiva is in ICE custody, even though he was due to receive immigration protections as a crime victim.

Authorities told this Kansas immigrant he was protected. ICE detained him...

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Students at the University of Kansas protested the removal of gender neutral spaces at a dormitory in February of this year.

Trans Student Says University of Kansas Fired Him For Talking to...

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The city of Leavenworth traded arguments with CoreCivic at a U.S. District Courthouse in Topeka.

Judge Hands Leavenworth, Kansas, A Court Loss as Battle Over Immigrant...

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Susie Kelley, a fifth grade teacher at Harry Street Elementary School in Wichita, leads her class in a "Mindfulness Minute" breathing exercise. Educators say they are still seeing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on students, both academically and socially.

‘Far from over’: Kansas schools still see COVID’s effects on learning...

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Kansas has more dangerously hot days. That makes pregnancy riskier, report...

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Shelley Miles, a Lawrence resident, is concerned that cuts to Medicaid will cause her husband, Kirk, to lose access to assisted living. Kirk has dementia, and Miles said she couldn't afford his care without Medicaid.

Kansans on Medicaid and health care providers say federal funding cuts...

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The landing page of an adult website prompts a user to click a button to indicate they are 18 or older. Age verification advocates say this does little to keep minors from accessing pornography online.

Kansas parent sues 4 porn sites that her son visited despite...

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