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The lead mines left Kansas and Missouri, but the health hazards remain
Steve Hench watches his three-year-old son, Oliver Hench, swinging in a park in Weir, Kansas.
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Kansas schools expand credit recovery options to keep students on track for graduation
Wichita school district graduates gather for a summer ceremony held each year after summer school. Students get their diplomas in June after completing required credits through credit recovery programs.
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The Kansas River used to be a dumping ground. These kayakers are helping clean it
Friends of the Kaw volunteers David Sain and LlynnAnn Luellen haul tires to an airboat.
1 week ago in: Featured, News no comments
Kansas Chiefs and Royals? Teams get more time to decide on new stadiums across the border
The Kansas City Chiefs are considering leaving their historic home at Arrowhead Stadium for a new domed site in Kansas, which this rendering depicts
1 week ago in: Featured, News no comments
Sen. Moran says he protected some funding for Kansas hospitals. Advocates say Medicaid cuts will still hurt
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran gives a victory speech Tuesday night in Overland Park at a watch party for area Republicans.
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Kansas university presidents get pay boost amid tuition increases, staff cuts
University of Kansas Chancellor Doug Girod received a 12% raise for the coming year, bringing his total yearly compensation to $1 million.
3 weeks ago in: Featured, News no comments
Western Kansas has a lot of land but few outdoor activities. New trails are helping
A young family walks down a path in Seward County.
3 weeks ago in: Featured, Arts & Entertainment no comments
‘I would have died without it.’ Kansas teen copes with gender-affirming care ban
Janna Malcom helps her daughter Bri Johnson show off what she calls her "dysphoria hoodie," which she wears when she isn't feeling secure in her body.
3 weeks ago in: Featured, News no comments
Half of Kansas nursing home investigator positions are vacant. Residents die waiting for help
Jennifer Hernandez says Kansas regulators still haven't investigated incidents she believes led to the death of her aunt, Joan Cody, in January.
3 weeks ago in: Featured, News no comments
Kansas federal lawmakers want Haskell Indian Nations University to control itself
Proposed legislation would transfer governance of Haskell Indian Nations University from the U.S. Department of Interior to the Haskell Board of Regents.
3 weeks ago in: Featured, News no comments
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