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Kansas football vs No. 8 BYU live score updates: Jayhawks aim for another top 25 upset
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How will Kansas football’s game Saturday on the road at BYU unfold? Follow along for updates as the Jayhawks look to capture a win vs the Cougars.
on Sun, 2AM
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Opinion: Transgender girls don’t make Kansas sports less safe. Misinformation does
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To truly support female athletes, Kansas should better fund girls’ and women’s sports.
on Nov 4
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Kansans must register to vote by Oct. 15; early ballots mailed the next day
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Kansans who aren't registered to vote, who have changed names or moved since the last election must update registration by Oct. 15. Here's how.
on Oct 20
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Kansas AG Kris Kobach will lead the Republican Attorneys General Association
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Republican attorneys general have made Kris Kobach the next chair of RAGA. As Kansas AG, Kobach has often sued President Joe Biden's administration.
on Oct 5
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Kansas judge dismisses machine gun and Glock switch charges, citing 2nd Amendment
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A Kansas judge dismissed federal machine gun charges, including for a Glock switch, based on the Second Amendment and a SCOTUS gun rights decision.
on Aug 23
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Topekan Will Pope's Jan. 6 trial delayed after Supreme Court decision
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The U.S. Supreme Court decision on obstruction charges by federal prosecutors against Jan. 6 defendants caused a trial delay for Will Pope, of Topeka.
on Jul 15
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After Kansas bank collapsed, former CEO admits to embezzling $47 million for crypto scheme
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Shan Hanes has pleaded guilty to a federal crime after embezzling millions of dollars from Heartland Tri-State Bank, leading to its collapse.
on Jul 2
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Kansas voters have no fundamental constitutional right to vote, Supreme Court rules
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The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Friday that there is no fundamental right to vote in the bill of rights of the Kansas Constitution.
on Jun 1
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Hunting the ghosts of Miller County and other strange phenomena
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I have been aware of the Maude ghost stories since moving to Eldon in 1986. It is the most widely googled spook story of the lake area online.
on Apr 23
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10 states join Kansas AG Kris Kobach to sue Joe Biden over student loan forgiveness
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Eleven states led by Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach are suing President Joe Biden over the SAVE federal student loan forgiveness plan.
on Mar 29
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Everyone is welcome at the table. \n That was the message Doug Burleigh delivered Wednesday to more than 600 people at the 55th annual Kansas Prayer Breakfast in downtown Topeka. \n He captivated the a…
on Mar 8
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Everyone is welcome at the table. That was the message Doug Burleigh delivered Wednesday to more than 600 people at the 55th annual Kansas Prayer Breakfast in downtown Topeka. He captivated the a…
on Mar 8
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As Kansas once again begins an attempt to modernize the aging system powering its unemployment program, the project's history has faced a rocky road.
on Mar 4
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S’Mya Nichols’ special freshman year with Kansas women’s basketball adds another chapter
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S'Mya Nichols has been everything Kansas women’s basketball could have hoped for as a freshman, and Sunday that meant a win against Kansas State.
on Mar 1
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Alarming pharmacy closures in Kansas illustrate need for urgent PBM reform
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PBM reform is an imperative to safeguard patient access to pharmaceutical care in rural areas of Kansas.
on Feb 8
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When cold coal froze, wind farms helped Evergy power Kansas through winter weather
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When Evergy's coal froze, wind farms produced thousands of megawatts because of high winds in Kansas during the winter weather.
on Jan 24
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Kansas State women's basketball guard Gabby Gregory embraces her new role with Wildcats
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Kansas State women's basketball guard Gabby Gregory was known as a prolific scorer. Now she is adapting to a new role alongside All-American Ayoka Lee
on Jan 22
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New report shows western Kansas water supply continues to decline, pushing state to act
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Kansas overallocated water rights to the High Plains Aquifer throughout the 20th century. Now it must act to maintain what's left of its water supply.
on Dec 18
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Kansas Supreme Court rules against Kris Kobach and Scott Schwab in election law case
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A unanimous Kansas Supreme Court sided with voter advocates in an election case vs. Secretary of State Scott Schwab and Attorney General Kris Kobach.
on Dec 15
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How a Christian university's volleyball team violated new Kansas transgender athlete ban
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Ottawa University officials say the volleyball team didn't intend to violate the new Kansas law banning transgender athletes from women's sports.
on Dec 11
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Here's what we found in Kris Kobach's private emails at Kansas Attorney General's Office
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Nearly 1,000 pages worth of emails to and from Kris Kobach's private Gmail offer a glimpse into work of the Kansas attorney general.
on Dec 10
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'Every healthcare CEO's nightmare': Ransomware attack affects Topeka emergency room
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The emergency room at Topeka's University of Kansas Health System-St. Francis has been put on \
on Nov 28
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Trans people will be allowed to vote, Kansas officials say, amid ID gender marker lawsuit
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Amid AG Kris Kobach's SB 180 lawsuit on gender markers for state-issued ID, transgender Kansans can still vote with their IDs in this year's election.
on Nov 5, 2023
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Water and power turned off at Zoey Felix's former home. Here's what a Kansas lawmaker says
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The house where 5-year-old homicide victim Zoey Felix lived before becoming unsheltered had no electricity or water as of early September.
on Oct 6, 2023
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'Everybody loved Zoey, except her parents.' Neighbors say child slain Monday was neglected
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Topeka neighbors reported 5-year-old Zoey Felix to the state of Kansas as a victim of neglect, but the state did nothing, one of those neighbors says.
on Oct 4, 2023