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Republicans in the Kansas Legislature back off of a threat to sue the state's Democratic governor over education funding... the mayor of Kansas City complains about 911 wait times and vows to fix them... residents of Udall commemorate the state's deadliest tornado... and a decommissioned missile silo is for sale in central Kansas. Those headlines and more... here.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

Methodist meetings as much about talking politics as spreading the good word for Anishinaabe, writes Sault Star columnist Karl S. Hele.

A piece of the Keystone oil pipeline that burst last December in Washington County had warped, and TC Energy was aware of that some ten years ago...the Lawrence School Board has finalized the sale of a former alternative high school building on the city’s southwest side....and the names of the victims of a nightclub shooting in Kansas City have been released as the investigation continues. Details on these stories, and more, are available here.

Exhibits ranged from paintings, collages and sculptures to embroidery, fashion design and poetry

A weekend shooting at a Kansas City bar leaves three people dead and two injured... Governor Laura Kelly touts her administration's economic development success since taking office... many Kansas farmers abandon their wheat fields... and the Baker University softball team heads to the NAIA World Series. Those headlines and more... here.

2023 NAIA Outdoor Track & Field Regional Awards