NHS named Music Honor Society state chapter of the year
By Kansan Staff The National Association for Music Education named July 20 the 2022–2023 Tri-M Music Honor Society Chapter of the Year. The organization also… Login to continue reading Login…
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Kansas launches pilot for teacher apprenticeship program with 15 newcomers
By: Tim CarpenterKansasReflector.com TOPEKA — Eight public school districts from Attica to Dodge City to Tonganoxie launched the pilot of a program designed to develop… Login to continue reading Login…
ESU racks up $18K bill for fired professors’ appeals
By: Sam BaileyKansasReflector.com TOPEKA — Emporia State University has accrued almost $18,000 in service fees to the Office of Administrative Hearings for the appeals of… Login to continue reading Login…
New Kansas law enforcement initiative getting help from dogs to chase down fentanyl traffickers
By: Tim CarpenterKansasReflector.com TOPEKA — The Belgian Malinois known as Jiren raced from box to box Monday during a demonstration of the animal’s olfactory capabilities… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas lawmaker denounces influence of national far-right groups on state laws
By: Rachel Mipro KansasReflector.com TOPEKA — Susan Ruiz feels a lot of pressure to resist legislation coming from national far-right organizations. As a clinical social… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas regulators issue cease and desist to landfill beset by complaints of fires
By: Allison KiteKansasReflector.com Kansas environmental regulators instructed a Leavenworth County landfill already under scrutiny for fires and environmental violations to stop accepting waste until further… Login to continue reading Login…
‘Sound of Music’ by community theater packs the house
By Chad Frey Newton Kansan On Sunday morning Ken Frey, a long-time member of the Newton Community Theater Board, made an announcement at his church… Login to continue reading Login…
Kansas wooed mega employers like Panasonic with mega tax breaks. But that may end
By Dylan LysenKansas News Service DE SOTO, Kansas — As construction crews build Panasonic’s new $4 billion factory here, the Kansas tax subsidy law that… Login to continue reading Login…
Judge rules Kansas Highway Patrol’s ‘two-step’ violates constitutional rights of drivers
By Blaise Mesa, Dylan LysenKansas News Service A federal judge on Friday ruled the Kansas Highway Patrol’s practice of the “Kansas two-step” violates the constitutional… Login to continue reading Login…
Gift of $1 billion to McPherson College sparking extraordinary educational journey
BY: TIM CARPENTERKansasReflector.com TOPEKA — McPherson College secured endowment pledges to meet requirements of a $500 million challenge donation from an anonymous donor who committed… Login to continue reading Login…