
Heat waves challenge journalists to be honest about climate change reality
Two summers ago, I wrote about how our personal conversations in social settings veer away from the obvious and looming climate crisis.
Two summers ago, I wrote about how our personal conversations in social settings veer away from the obvious and looming climate crisis.
Abigail Arellano keeps her son Samuel’s medical bills in a blue folder in a cabinet above the microwave.
“A major expansion underway inside Iran’s most heavily protected nuclear facility could soon triple the site’s production of enriched uranium,” the Washington Post reports.
A group of community partners is coming together to try and help inmates in recovery from drug addiction at the Harvey County Detention Center.“I am speaking from my heart on this.
By Pat MelgaresK-State Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN – As many parts of Kansas and the Midwest brace for summer weather – that is,… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas lawmakers passed major tax cuts on Tuesday that will reduce income taxes and ultimately cost the state an estimated nearly $2 billion over the next five years.The bill would combine the state’s three income tax brackets into two and lower the top rates to 5.2% and 5.58% respectively.
McKinnis wins fourth Senior Division title By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan cschnabel@cherryroad.com Through three days of heat and two days of high winds, Deitrek Gill… Login to continue reading Login…
Newton hosts Buhler Tuesday at Klein-Scott Field The Kansan Staff McPHERSON — The Newton American Legion Post 2 Knights suffered its toughest stretch of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Newton opens second half of season Tuesday The Kansan Staff HAYSVILLE — The Newton Rebels split a pair of games in Jayhawk League weekend play.… Login to continue reading Login…
The Kansan Staff NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Wichita Wind Surge knocked the Arkansas Travelers out of a Texas League North Division playoff spot… Login to continue reading Login…