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Kansas’ congressional delegation dives into VA, Native boarding schools, Pfizer lawsuit
Moran shares frustrations with VA, Davids lauds bill on Native boarding schools and Marshall welcomes lawsuit against Pfizer on COVID-19 vaccine. The post Kansas’ congressional delegation dives into VA, Native boarding schools, Pfizer lawsuit appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
K-State Agriculture Today: 1711 – Wheat in Pig Diets…Fire Risks in Ag
00:01:05 – Feeding Wheat to Pigs: Starting today’s show is K-State Extension swine specialist, Joel DeRouchey, and K-State swine PhD student, Ethan Stas, as they explain their recent research in feeding wheat to pigs. 00:12:05 – Managing Fire Risks in Agriculture: Dennis Carlson, assistant fire management officer with...
Parades and fireworks shows highlight Fourth of July celebrations across northeast Kansas
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Northeast Kansas residents will roll out the red-white-and-blue and light up the night sky as they celebrate Independence Day starting this weekend. Here is a listing of Fourth of July-related activities and events scheduled for Topeka and northeast Kansas:. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 2024. • Red, White...
‘Widespread network outage’: NWS facing operational issues
KANSAS (KSNT) – The National Weather Service confirmed with 27 News that the organization is experiencing a ‘widespread network outage’. According to Director of Public Affairs Susan Buchanan, the outage began at 5:30 p.m. EDT on Monday, June 24. The outage is causing issues with NWS operations, causing sluggish websites, disruption of data flows and […]
Kansas insect expert warns people to watch out for black widow, brown recluse infestations
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A Kansas entomologist says summer heat is bringing two notorious spider species into greater contact with people. Kansas State University’s Jeff Whitworth commented on brown recluses and black widows in a recent publication from the college on June 20. He said the spiders are laying eggs this month, leading to potential problems […]
Kansas congressional candidate ‘Big Shawn’ seeks attention through TV ads
In a photo distributed by his campaign, Republican Shawn Tiffany is seen filing as a candidate in the 2nd District congressional race. His campaign has released a series of attention-seeking ads. (Submitted)
Day 7, Kansas Wheat Harvest Report 2024
This is day 7 of the Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you by the Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas Association of Wheat Growers, Kansas Grain and Feed Association and the Kansas Cooperative Council. According to the June 23, 2024 USDA/NASS Kansas Crop Progress and Condition Report, winter wheat harvested was...
A functional democracy allows all voters to weigh in, but systems force many to the sidelines
Our votes are supposed to make a difference. The makeup of our government affects all of our lives and therefore we should all be involved. As the Kansas Bill of Rights states: “All political power is inherent in the people.” All of our votes should matter, and every vote should count equally. Worryingly, though, I’ve […] The post A functional democracy allows all voters to weigh in, but systems force many to the sidelines appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Kansas dog trainer back in hunt with federal lawsuit challenging warrantless inspections
U.S. Court of Appeals revives Kansas lawsuit challenging 2018 law signed by Gov. Jeff Colyer authorizing warrantless inspection of dog training facilities. The post Kansas dog trainer back in hunt with federal lawsuit challenging warrantless inspections appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Fewer Missouri and Kansas students applying for Federal Student Aid
Data from the National College Attainment Network show 12.4 percent fewer students have applied for FAFSA through the same time in 2024 compared to 2023. Missouri is down 12.2 percent. Kansas is down 14.5 percent.
Big Brothers Big Sisters: Sam & Angel
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Throughout July, 12 News is sharing how a donation to Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters could lead to you winning $25,000 or one of several other prizes. We’re also sharing the stories of the adult volunteers and the children they connected with to create a lifelong bond.
The Dobbs effect today: Abortion ballot initiatives, expected higher mortality, more litigation
In Arizona, the state’s highest court upheld a Civil War-era abortion ban. Florida and South Carolina moved to restrict abortion to six weeks — before many people know they are pregnant. The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos are “children,” temporarily throwing fertility treatments, such as IVF, into uncertainty and igniting a national debate. […] The post The Dobbs effect today: Abortion ballot initiatives, expected higher mortality, more litigation appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
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