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Local artists helped students from Topeka and Junction City launch a new program to help youth develop their creativity in a positive way.

The Jayhawk Theatre has been awarded $5 million to improve its historic building, and theatre staff expressed their deep appreciation to local officials and leaders at a celebration.

A $5 million grant announced Thursday is expected to enable downtown Topekas Historic Jayhawk Theatre to be restored to its former grandeur.

Nurses have explained why they are backing their colleagues’ right to strike, as junior doctors walk out over pay and working conditions. Nurses in England have explained why they’re backing their colleagues’ right to strike, as junior doctors walk out over pay and working conditions.

Coronavirus in Scotland LIVE: New lockdown measures to be announced next week On Tuesday, the UK marked a grim milestone as it was confirmed over 100,000 people have now died after testing positive for the virus. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Welcome to todays daily coronavirus live blog, with all the latest news throughout the day on the health crisis across Scotland. On Thursday 28 January Nicola Sturgeon announced that further lockdown measures for Scotland will be set out ...

A year fighting coronavirus has left medical staff “burned out”, “fatigued” and “desperately sad”, according to one nurse. Since the first death in the UK a year ago on Saturday, many doctors, nurses and other frontline workers have been immersed in the battle against Covid-19. Joanne Morrell, an intensive care nurse at the Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, said she would not have believed back in March when she first started working with Covid patients that she and ...

A year fighting coronavirus has left medical staff “burned out”, “fatigued” and “desperately sad”, according to one nurse. Since the first death in the UK a year ago on Saturday, many doctors, nurses and other frontline workers have been immersed in the battle against Covid-19. Joanne Morrell, an intensive care nurse at the Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, said she would not have believed back in March when she first started working with Covid patients that she and ...

A YEAR after the first confirmed Covid-19 cases in Britain, health workers have been left “burned out, fatigued and desperately sad.” These words, from intensive-care nurse Joanne Morrell, sum up the toll that the year-long struggle against coronavirus has had and is taking on dedicated health-service staff. But with well over 100,000 people’s lives now cut short by the coronavirus, which saw its first confirmed cases in Britain a year ago today, NHS workers and their unions still fin...

A year fighting coronavirus has left medical staff “burned out”, “fatigued” and “desperately sad”, according to one nurse. Since the first death in the UK a year ago on Saturday, many doctors, nurses and other frontline workers have been immersed in the battle against Covid-19. Joanne Morrell, an intensive care nurse at the Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, said she would not have believed back in March when she first started working with Covid patients that she and ...