Earlier this year administration and inspectors were tasked with checking the safety of the Santa Fe 5/6 Center classroom building, a mission given after storm damage pulled part of the facade down at Lindley Hall which serves as the school gymnasium.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Food and Drug Commissioner Robert Califf told Congress Thursday that the infant formula shortage will likely begin to improve in the coming days, though he declined to explain to unhappy lawmakers why his agency didn’t act sooner on a whistleblower report that detailed safety issues at an Abbott Laboratories facility in Michigan.
The Central Kansas Youth Rodeo Association hosted its first two days of competition of 2022 on May 21 and 22 at the McPherson County Fairgrounds in Canton. The association is geared for kindergarten through the 12thgrade competitors.
New security cameras at Fischer Field paid off this month, those cameras caught a pair of juveniles who broke into the stadium. “The new camera system helped us, and plain as day, we could see who they were,” said Brian Bascue, superintendent of the Newton Recre ation Commission.
Harvey County Parks has created a littl incentive for anglers to give the lakes a try - catching the right fish can lead to gift cards and other prizes from the Kansas Fishing Derby. Here’s how it works – properly licensed anglers fish the county lakes, and if they catch a fish tagged for the Kansas Fishing Derby the log into a website to claim their prize.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A military plane carrying enough specialty infant formula for more than half a million baby bottles arrived Sunday in Indianapolis, the first of several flights expected from Europe aimed at relieving a shortage that has sent parents scrambling to find enough to feed their children.
HAYS — The COVID-19 pandemic hit air travel hard. The number of canceled flights skyrocketed, airlines hemorrhaged billions in losses and a lack of passengers turned once-bustling airports into ghost towns.
Students and teachers told U.S. House members during a Thursday hearing that their right to talk about race and LGBTQ+ issues in public schools is being silenced due to an onslaught of new state laws as well as pressure on school boards from right-wing advocates. “To be crystal clear,
TOPEKA — The Kansas Supreme Court waded through more than a decade of complex procedural history and an enormous evidentiary record Friday to reverse the Kansas Court of Appeals by answering a simple-sounding question of where businessman Gene Bicknell resided for tax purposes in 2005 and 2006.