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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly so far has not issued a new statewide mask mandate following a Johnson County judge's ruling invalidating a COVID-19 powers law. Read more.

Jay Hall says he will give £20-a-week to support a stranger after going through hardship himself.

The 30-mile route connects several existing trails and a segment of new trail surrounding Nahmakanta Lake in the 100-Mile Wilderness northwest of Millinocket.

两年一度的美澳大规模联合军事演习“护身军刀2021”星期三（7月14日）在澳大利亚及周边海域拉开战幕，参加演习的部队除来自美国和澳大利亚外，还有来自新西兰、日本、韩国和英国的军人。参加演习的总兵力约为1万7000人。 Mitbbs.com Mitbbs.com

A former Eugene day care worker pleaded guilty Tuesday to first-degree criminal mistreatment and tampering with evidence related to the 2018 death of an infant in her care, while having charges of criminally negligent homicide and manslaughter dismissed.  Nicole Sumpter was charged in connection to the death of a 9-month-old infant that stopped breathing in her care at Little Big Blessings in Eugene. The infant, William Cannon, died days later in the hospital.  Sumpter was sentenced La...

Jozsef Hegedus and Rachael Jones Promoted to Ideal Credit Union Hugo and North St. Paul Branch Managers Share Article Jozsef Hegedus has been promoted to Branch Manager of Ideal Credit Union’s Hugo branch. He takes over leadership from Rachael Jones, who was recently promoted to Branch Manager of Ideal’s North St. Paul branch. In their new roles, they will provide leadership and development in all branch operations. Jozsef Hegedus, Ideal CU Hugo Branch Manager and Rachael Jones, Ideal CU No...

Legislature business aid bills draw county attention The Kansan The Kansas Legislature recently passed a pair of bills for business relief for COVID-19 concerns — both of which will involve counties providing funds to businesses who were, in the words of the Legislature, harmed by health orders.  How those bills will ultimately affect county governments is unclear — and if the bills will be come law is also unclear.  "We have lots of questions about this bill. First we need to wait and s...

To Kansas businesses hurt by COVID-19 orders, heres what compensation might come your way Titus Wu, Topeka Capital-Journal Throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses were financially hurt, with many losing major profit or even permanently closing. Popular Searches Kansas GOP lawmakers this year have repeatedly vowed to help those business owners, especially with the state facing potential lawsuits. To quite a few, this promise was more than doing right but also...

After weeks of negotiations and late-night votes, the U.S. House gave final approval to a sweeping $1.9 trillion relief package Wednesday, sending it to President Joe Bidens desk for his signature, which is expected by the end of the week. Unlike past relief efforts, the bill sharply divided the states congressional delegation. All Republican members voted against the measure over concerns about the scale of the spending, particularly the size of aid given to state and local governments. But D...

Long before January, Kansas Republicans already made it known that they wanted to rework the states emergency management laws to adapt to a long-term emergency like the current pandemic. They especially made it clear that they were aiming to gain oversight over the Democratic governors emergency powers. “I don’t believe there was any intent coming from this committee to broaden the authority of the governor,” Rep. Stephen Owens, R-Hesston, previously said. “I believe it was the intent ...