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Kansas Marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Celebrates 30 Years of Free Cancer Screening Program

Kansas Marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Celebrates 30 Years of Free Cancer Screening Program

TOPEKA — Governor Laura Kelly has proclaimed October 2025 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Kansas, recognizing the importance of early detection and access to life-saving screenings. Each year, approximately 2,400 women in Kansas are diagnosed...

Owner:  American Government
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Mass layoffs at the Department of Education target special education

Mass layoffs at the Department of Education target special education

Teachers demonstrate inside the State Capitol in Charleston, West Virginia during 2018 strikeAs part of Trump’s nationwide reductions-in-force (RIF) of federal employees beginning October 10, the Department of Education (ED) was cut by another 466...

Owner:  International Committee of the Fourth International
Kansas redistricting ‘hellscape’ and presumed special session get spotlight in Johnson County forum

Kansas redistricting ‘hellscape’ and presumed special session get spotlight in Johnson County forum

Share this post or save for later LENEXA — Castle Brazil sat alone Monday night in the back of a church sanctuary in Lenexa as he processed the “insane” revelations about Republican plans for a special session on redistricting. The Johnson County...

Owner:  Mackenzie Clark
Kansas City residents challenge new temporary jail proposal

Kansas City residents challenge new temporary jail proposal

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City residents filled a city Public Safety Committee meeting Tuesday, urging officials to reject plans for a temporary jail on a city-owned tow lot on Front Street. “I’m so serious. This is no game. Please check...

Owner:  Gray Television Inc.
Kansas Children’s Discovery Center celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Kansas Children’s Discovery Center celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The Kansas Children’s Discovery Center celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month on Tuesday, Oct 14 with music, readings and art. “We represent so many different people from so many different walks of life so many different...

Owner:  Gray Television Inc.
OMNI Circle Group Launches Kansas-Commerce-Backed Program to Bridge Digital Divide in Topeka's Central Park Neighborhood

OMNI Circle Group Launches Kansas-Commerce-Backed Program to Bridge Digital Divide in Topeka's Central Park Neighborhood

Omni Circle Group is establishing a Community Tech Hub to serve Topeka’s Central Park neighborhood, with support from the Kansas Department of Commerce’s Digital Opportunities to Connect Kansans (DOCK) program. Funds granted through the program...

Owner:  Tara Dimick
CRAWFORD | At Louisville luncheon, Kelsey plays the hits. Kansas to provide the product demo
Kansas health ranking declines sharply

Kansas health ranking declines sharply

TOPEKA — Kansas’ health ranking had one of the steepest declines in the nation in the past 30 years, according to a study that sought to identify potential reasons and fixes for the state’s downward slide. One hundred experts determined that...

Owner:  Susan Lynn
Competency evaluation sought for man accused in Kansas priest’s killing

Competency evaluation sought for man accused in Kansas priest’s killing

A defense attorney is asking a Nemaha County judge to order a mental competency evaluation for a man accused of killing a Catholic priest in Seneca earlier this year.Attorney Jason W. Belveal filed the motion Tuesday, requesting the evaluation for...

Owner:  Hearst Family
As Schools Grow More Culturally Diverse, Calendar Planning Gets More Complicated

As Schools Grow More Culturally Diverse, Calendar Planning Gets More Complicated

A growing number of districts with large Asian American student populations have added Diwali as a day off on their school calendars—and more are expected to do so as states pass laws that officially recognize the holiday. Most recently,...

Owner:  Editorial Projects in Education, Inc.
University of Kansas collaborates

University of Kansas collaborates

on $1.5M grant to train teachers for Native-serving schools TOPEKA — University of Kansas indigenous studies director Alex Red Corn said a $1.5 million grant would allow a five-year collaboration with tribal nations and school districts in three...

Owner:  Scott Wesner & Scott Wood
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