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Missouri Governor Parson to wait and see when it comes to the Chiefs - Vimarsana News

Missouri Governor Parson to wait and see when it comes to the Chiefs

Missouri Governor Mike Parson said this is not the time to panic as lawmakers vow to keep the Kansas City Chiefs.

Source: kctv5.com
Biologists find highly invasive tree-eating species in new northeast Kansas area - Vimarsana News

Biologists find highly invasive tree-eating species in new northeast Kansas area

EMPORIA (KSNT) - State officials confirm an invasive insect targeting local trees has spread to a new area in northeast Kansas.

Source: ksnt.com
'The Chiefs are Missouri's team': Missouri governor, lawmakers vow to keep franchise in Show-Me State - Vimarsana News

'The Chiefs are Missouri's team': Missouri governor, lawmakers vow to keep franchise in Show-Me State

If the Chiefs were to leave Missouri, it would represent the second NFL team to depart the state in the last decade.

Source: kctv5.com
Torch run throughout downtown Topeka helps kick off Special Olympics Kansas Summer Games - Vimarsana News

Torch run throughout downtown Topeka helps kick off Special Olympics Kansas Summer Games

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Multiple law enforcement agencies are planning to carry the Special Olympics Kansas Flame of Hope across the Capital City. Officers from six different agencies across Topeka will take part in the ceremonial flame passing through the city to raise awareness for Special Olympics Kansas. At 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 29, the […]

Source: ksnt.com
Biologists find very rare fish in the Kansas River 3,500 miles from home - Vimarsana News

Biologists find very rare fish in the Kansas River 3,500 miles from home

TOPEKA (KSNT) - A group of Kansas wildlife biologists on the hunt for invasive species made a surprising discovery in April when they found a fish thousands of miles away from where it spawned.

Source: ksnt.com