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The Florida House on Friday took a step toward expanding a controversial 2022 law that prevents instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools.

The Florida House on Friday took a step toward expanding a controversial 2022 law that prevents instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools.

The Kansas House approved an education budget plan that funds public schools without increasing special education spending...the Kansas Senate has advanced a bill reducing regulations on child care facilities... and the Kansas State Wildcats advanced to college basketball's "Elite Eight," after defeating Michigan State in the "Sweet 16" round of the tournament. Details on these stories and more are available here.

The Kansas House has passed legislation requiring doctors to care for infants born alive after an attempted abortion...water levels in the Ogallala Aquifer continue to decline...a Lawrence man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for a fatal DUI crash....and the K-State Wildcats are getting ready to play in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Details on those stories and more can be found here.

The Kansas Senate is set for a vote on a $9.3 billion budget which includes provisions that would restrict state colleges and universities from requiring diversity, equity and inclusion standards in hiring decisions...the most recent survey shows the Ogallala Aquifer declined by an average of nearly two feet across western and central Kansas this past year....and firefighters have been battling numerous blazes in Riley County. Details on these stories, and more, can be found here.

A suspect in the shooting death of a Lawrence teenager has turned himself in to police... lawmakers consider more legislation on transgender issues... the KU Health System starts using AI (Artificial Intelligence) to reduce provider burnout and improve patient care... and the Kansas State men's basketball team is headed to the Sweet 16. These headlines and more... here.

Its an extremely diverse population.

Sunrise over Reston National Golf Course (photo by Terry Baranski) Developers Hope Silver Line Opening Will Boost Activity — “Officials responsible for building and operating the 11.4-mile, $3 billion extension…have insisted that it will spark and sustain considerable development…For developers, they’re hoping those words ring true, that it supercharges multimillion-dollar investments they’ve bet on, but

During their Monday night meeting, the Richmond Public School Board formally rejected the new version of the transgender and nonbinary student policies laid out by the Virginia Department of Education

School says it will pause the adoption of its new philosophy amid backlash from parents and alums