TOPEKA — An advocacy group supportive of the Affordable Care Act and opposed to escalation of medicine prices launched a $5 million campaign lauding the work of U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids and seven other House Democrats.
TOPEKA — The U.S. Department of Justice agreed Wednesday to return all cash seized from an armored car company used by legal marijuana dispensaries during several traffic stops in California last year.
When the pediatrician recommended Lisa Pascoe have her then-toddler tested for lead poisoning, she thought there was no way he could be at risk. Everything in her South St. Louis home had been remodeled.
To find a good brewery, does a person have to go to the big city? No. In fact, we’re going to visit the state’s smallest town with an active brewery.
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TOPEKA — The Kansas commissioner of public education apologized Tuesday for telling attendees of an online education conference that when growing up he attempted to convince people visiting the state they should be more afraid of dangerous American Indians than violent tornadoes.
It’s called a splat ball gun, battery powered water gun that shoots water pellets, and it has been making news in the Butler and Harvey County region. In El Dorado, the El Dorado Police Department recently received a report from multiple citizen’s regarding individuals who were in a vehicle firing water beads at people at random.
Louise Marie Schmidt, 91, passed away on April 12, 2022, at Pine Village in Moundridge, Kansas. She was born to William and Helena (Janzen) Reimer on October 22, 1930, at Goessel, Kansas. She joined siblings Rubena (Reimer) Chase and Ray Reimer.
Hallie Delphine Fields Lindsey, 76, passed away on April 1, 2022 peacefully at her home in Oxnard, California where she lived for over 50 years. Hallie was born on September 26, 1945 to William and Hallie (Green) Fields in Newton Kansas; the youngest of five from this union but also the youngest in a large extended family with 13 half siblings.
During a very busy city commission meeting this week the Newton City Commission approved a land sale - 10 acres at East First and Oliver. That sale means that Ben Franklin Crafts could be moving in - with not only a distribution center by a retail store.