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A legal battle is unfolding as Alexis Ratcliff, an 18-year-old ventilator-dependent quadriplegic, fights for the right to live in a loving Christian home instead of a skilled-nursing facility arranged by the hospital.

A legal battle is unfolding as Alexis Ratcliff, an 18-year-old ventilator-dependent quadriplegic, fights for the right to live in a loving Christian home instead of a skilled-nursing facility arranged by the hospital.

A legal battle is unfolding as Alexis Ratcliff, an 18-year-old ventilator-dependent quadriplegic, fights for the right to live in a loving Christian home instead of a skilled-nursing facility arranged by the hospital.

A legal battle is unfolding as Alexis Ratcliff, an 18-year-old ventilator-dependent quadriplegic, fights for the right to live in a loving Christian home instead of a skilled-nursing facility arranged by the hospital.

A legal battle is unfolding as Alexis Ratcliff, an 18-year-old ventilator-dependent quadriplegic, fights for the right to live in a loving Christian home instead of a skilled-nursing facility arranged by the hospital.

When Lilly Miller was in elementary school, teachers told her parents they needed to immediately sign up their youngest daughter, who has Down syndrome, for a wait list so the state would pay for a day program when she grew up. Lilly is now 21 and has aged out of special education programs in the public schools in their hometown of Wichita, Kansas. A day program, where she would learn new job skills or flex existing ones while socializing, would cost between $1,500 and $2,000 a month, Marvin M...

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Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three-part series.

A vending machine containing naloxone, a drug that reverses opioid overdoses, has been installed at the central bus hub in Lawrence, along with other safety fea

This grant, coupled with an earlier grant, has enabled Progress to acquire an additional home and complete accessibility modifications to that home as well as an existing home.