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Haysville man shot by police determined to be 'suicide-by-cop,' sheriff says - Vimarsana News

Haysville man shot by police determined to be 'suicide-by-cop,' sheriff says

The Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office says that the man killed by police on Tuesday in Haysville appears to be a suicide-by-cop situation.

Source: kake.com
'Now, there's no excuse': Is new push for Kansas Medicaid Expansion sign of hope or more 'false promises'? - Vimarsana News

'Now, there's no excuse': Is new push for Kansas Medicaid Expansion sign of hope or more 'false promises'?

HOLTON (KSNT) - Governor Laura Kelly revealed her latest push for Medicaid Expansion in Kansas on Thursday in Holton.

Source: ksnt.com
Kansas Statehouse spews news: Transparency fail, LaTurner threat trial, KanCare prospects - Vimarsana News

Kansas Statehouse spews news: Transparency fail, LaTurner threat trial, KanCare prospects

The second week of the Kansas Legislature has barreled through Topeka like a steam locomotive fueled with plutonium.

Kansas law enforcement say legislation should be passed on fentanyl, mental health issues - Vimarsana News

Kansas law enforcement say legislation should be passed on fentanyl, mental health issues

Law enforcement officials sounded the alarm about fentanyl and mental health crises across the state, saying the issues should be looked at.

Kansas legislators say it's time to fix mental health bed shortages – The Lawrence Times - Vimarsana News

Kansas legislators say it's time to fix mental health bed shortages – The Lawrence Times

After months of meetings and complaints from civilians and law enforcement officials, lawmakers say they have clear targets in addressing the state’s severe mental health care shortages.