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Reno County launches a disaster relief initiative to assist with cleanup recovery
RENO COUNTY (KSNW) - The Reno County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, or VOAD, is activating a disaster relief protocol in wake of the flooding that caused extensive damage in our community. The VOAD may offer assistance to those that are…
When Should Local Governments Take on Debt?
When Should Local Governments Take On Debt? When cities issue municipal bonds, they are taking on debt. There are many reasons why they might do this, and some of them are entirely legitimate. But it's important to understand the pitfalls…
Former Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback to receive Mahatma Gandhi Award for pluralism
Former Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback will receive an award named after Mahatma Gandhi for his work as the country’s international voice for religious freedom. The Hindu American Foundation announced Thursday that next month it will present Brownback, who now serves as President…
Kansas lawmakers settle fiscal issues amid Medicaid protest
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republican legislators on Wednesday reversed actions by Kansas’ Democratic governor to reshape the state budget to her liking, but they couldn’t save a GOP tax relief plan and had their work briefly delayed by a loud…
U-Haul locations across Kansas City offer free storage for tornado victims
LENEXA, Kan. — The U-Haul Companies of southern Kansas and northern Kansas are offering 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box container usage to residents in and around Kansas City impacted by Tuesday night’s severe weather. “The tornado was so…
Indictment: Kansas couple stole millions in check-kiting scheme
Plainville Livestock Commission TOPEKA – The owners of the Plainville Livestock Commission in Rooks County are charged with carrying out a check kiting scheme that cost banks millions of dollars, U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister said Thursday in a news release.…
Summer reading program off like a rocket
The Emporia Public Library launched its summer reading program recently with a blast-off party. Because the theme this summer is “A Universe of Stories,” outer space was the star of the event. Multiple children attended with parents and guardians, where…
Senate confirms Kelly’s nomination for Court of Appeals judge
The Kansas Senate has confirmed Governor Laura Kelly’s nomination of a Kansas City-area attorney to the state’s second-highest court. The vote Wednesday was 37-1 for Sarah Warner of Lenexa to be Court of Appeals judge. The governor submitted Warner’s name…
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