Dear Doctors: When my family tried to visit my parents at their assisted living facility, we were turned away at the door. I thought COVID-19 was going to be the reason, but we were told it was because of a norovirus outbreak. What is that? Is it really so contagious?
Elyria Christian CKTL Tuesday Chet Roberts Track, Goessel Area results GIRLS Team scores — Goessel 181, Inman 123, Burrton 63, Elyria Christian 63, Solomon 62, Peabody-Burns 6. 100-m.
MOUNDRIDGE – The Moundridge Wildcat softball team made quick work of rival Inman Tuesday. Moundridge won 24-1 and 15-0.
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Salina South Inv. April 22 Salina Municipal GC Par 70, 6,521 yards Team scores — McPherson 320, Emporia 323, Derby 330, Valley Center 349, Topeka Hayden 371, Salina South 371, Newton 374, Great Bend 376, Junction City 386, Campus 408.
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly pledged to sign a bill approved Thursday by the Legislature gradually eliminating the state’s 6.5% sales tax on groceries by January 2025.
TOPEKA, Kansas — Samantha Bishop used drugs to feel better about herself. That, coupled with social pressures, drove her ever deeper into addiction.
TOPEKA — The Kansas Legislature sent Gov. Laura Kelly a multifaceted election reform bill containing an unfunded mandate that local governments use ballots printed on watermarked paper.
Connie Brown Collins felt ecstatic when a WyandotteCounty judge recently struck down a congressional redistricting map drawn by the Republican-led Kansas Legislature. The Kansas City, Kansas, resident said she and others repeatedly told lawmakers that the map unfairly split racially diverse Wyandotte County into two separate congressional districts.
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a multi-part series from a story by The Kansas Reflector HESSTON — Brad Heppner’s vision to transform his hometown’s main street into a thriving commercial hub is so breathtaking, local and state officials would rather not question the operations of a uniquely regulated trust company he describes as a pawn shop for rich people. Few in the Kansas Legislature, or even the investment world, understood Heppner’s business model when lawmakers agreed last year to let him launch the nation’s first technology-enabled fiduciary financial institution — known as a TEFFI — which is operated by his Dallas-based company, Beneficient.