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Emily DeMarchi/KPRKansas lawmakers extend the deadline on the state’s offer to build new stadiums for the Chiefs and Royals… Wyandotte County and KCK may raise tourism taxes to pay for World Cup prep… and animal welfare groups are calling for an end to turtle races at summer fairs. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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The head of the Kansas public defender's office has resigned... the state's wheat harvest is half complete... and the Kansas Highway Patrol goes to court to keep $153,000 in cash confiscated during a traffic stop. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas. -
A Kansas deputy is killed in the line of duty... state university presidents in Kansas get a raise... and the Topeka Zoo welcomes two new baby tamarins. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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Kansas considers extending the deadline for reaching a deal with the Chiefs and Royals for new stadiums... the state prison in Hutchinson has gone on lockdown for drug smuggling... and it's OK to help a turtle cross the road—just be careful! These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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Police arrest 28 people in a Geary County drug bust… The clock is ticking on Kansas’s offer to build new stadiums for the Chiefs and Royals—sort of… and a lack of inspectors may be endangering nursing home residents in Kansas. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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Congress considers a bill that would allow Haskell Indian Nations University to govern itself... the Kansas wheat harvest is picking up steam... and a Kansas nurse recently returned from the Middle East recalls seeing Iranian missiles. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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Kansans react to Iran bombing... Lenexa police shooting leaves one dead... and the body of a boy stuck and killed by a freight train is recovered from the Neosho River. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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High heat hits eastern Kansas... a house in Emporia explodes, killing two... and the federal government sues the state of Kansas for alleged age discrimination. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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The Kansas governor issues a disaster declaration... freight trains strike and kill three people, including two children, in two separate incidents... and a legendary Kansas football coach passes away. These stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
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Thousands of Kansans remain without power following a series of severe storms... in the wake of political violence in Minnesota, Kansas lawmakers worry about their own security... and tariffs present a challenge and opportunities for the state's aviation industry. More details inside.