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KCK voters soundly reject district's $420 million plan to improve, build new schools yahoo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yahoo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Many Lawrencians like to say Lawrence has a vibrant music scene. But just how healthy is it? That's one of the questions a new survey is hoping to answer. The deadline to participate is Friday.
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The Kansas Supreme Court releases control of the Gannon case, which forced the state to spend more money on public schools... the KBI arrests a Kansas teacher for alleged sex crimes against a student... Marion County officials face another federal lawsuit following a police raid on a newspaper and the home of its publisher.... and state lawmakers want to make changes to mail-in ballots. Those stories and more, inside.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall says he won't vote for a border bill that includes military aid to Israel and Ukraine... state troopers want the state to criminalize speeding of 100 MPH or more... an advocacy group says Kansas could do more to address the cost of mental health care... violent crime falls in KCK... and one KC baseball player is getting a Royal paycheck. Those headlines and more, inside.
State legislators are taking up a bill addressing the use of artificial intelligence in the creation of political ads...Kansas revenue collection came in under expectations for a fourth month in a row...a transgender woman is suing the Kansas Department of Corrections...and a charitable foundation funded by the Kansas City Royals has made admission to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum free for the duration of Black History Month. Details on these stories, and more, are provided ad-free thanks to the support of KPR members like you. Become one today!