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Daily Headlines

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    Emily DeMarchi
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    The state is sued over its ban on terminally-ill pregnant women declining life support... the Royals purchase property in Kansas, raising the possibility of the team moving across the border... and self-proclaimed satanists avoid prosecution in Shawnee County. 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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    Emily DeMarchi
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    KPR
    Workers at a Junction City plant face layoffs... a massive data center planned for Wyandotte County clears a hurdle... and Kansas lawmakers try to lure the Chiefs and Royals across the state line. 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.
  • It's Memorial Day weekend. KPR honors all those who serve in uniform, but especially those who have given their lives in service to our country. Here's a summary of KPR news headlines, as heard on the radio.
  • Here's a commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines, as heard on the radio. This summary is generally posted by 10 am Monday through Friday and updated through 7 pm. Thanks for supporting our efforts to bring news to the people of Kansas.
  • About a thousand Kansans remain without power following a wave of severe storms... the National Weather Service says the tornado that struck Grinnell, in northwest Kansas, on Sunday was an EF3, the third most powerful type of tornado... and private prison company CoreCivic goes head-to-head in federal court with the city of Leavenworth over a proposed detention center. Details inside this commercial-free summary of KPR news, as heard on the radio.
  • Thousands lose power as more severe storms ravage Kansas... SNAP recipients fear they may lose some benefits... and a disease is sweeping across the state's wheat fields just before harvest. Those stories and more can be found inside this commercial-free news summary.
  • Tornadoes touch down in western and south-central Kansas... and severe storms knock out power in Topeka and Kansas City. These headlines and more can be found inside this handy, commercial-free summary of news heard on the radio.
  • Here's a commercial-free summary of KPR news headlines, as heard on the radio. This summary, posted by 10 am Monday through Friday, is made possible by listener-members. Become a KPR listener-member today so we can bring you the news tomorrow. Thank you!
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  • Here's a commercial-free summary of area news headlines, as heard on KPR. This summary is generally posted by 10 am, Monday through Friday. These headlines are made possible by listener-members. If everyone who listened to KPR became a member, this radio station would never have to hold another on-air fund drive again.
  • Here's a commercial-free summary of area news headlines, as heard on KPR. This summary is generally posted by 10 am, Monday through Friday. These headlines are made possible by listener-members. If everyone who listened to KPR became a member, this radio station would never have to hold another on-air fund drive again.