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    A stormy weekend is in store for eastern Kansas... Kansas Senator Jerry Moran calls for more oversight at Haskell Indian Nations University after a series of complaints were leveled against administrators... and Friday is the last day of KPR's spring membership drive. Make a pledge by calling (888) 577-5268. And thanks!
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    Rainy, possibly stormy weather expected across eastern Kansas... the governor vetoes a bipartisan tax-cutting package... lawmakers approve millions of dollars to address maintenance projects at state universities... and more than 1,500 professors, researchers and librarians at the University of Kansas have formed a union. More details, inside.
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  • Overnight storms knock out power to thousands across eastern Kansas... U.S. Rep. Jake LaTurner will not seek re-election to his 2nd District Congressional seat... a Park City woman has been indicted for allegedly making threats against two U.S. presidents... and a new policy prevents public universities from requiring DEI pledges from anyone seeking a job or promotion. Those headlines and more, inside.
  • Strong thunderstorms spawn tornadoes in Kansas, slightly injuring two people... lightning hits a plane, forcing it back to KCI... a former prosecutor in Wyandotte County loses her law license... and former Royals manager Whitey Herzog dies at 92. Those stories and more, inside.
  • It's been a stormy morning across eastern Kansas... full accreditation is restored to KCK public schools... teenagers in the Kansas foster care system now have more say in choosing their custodial parents... and a printing press in Liberal keeps small town newspapers alive. These headlines and more, inside.
  • It's April 15th - tax filing deadline day! Stormy weather is headed toward eastern Kansas and western Missouri... authorities discover the bodies of two southwest Kansas women in the panhandle of Oklahoma and four people are now under arrest for murder and kidnapping. Those stories and more headlines can be found inside.
  • Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has vetoed several bills, including one that would ban gender-affirming surgery for minors… a labor union says officials at the federal prison in Leavenworth are using an emergency lockdown as an excuse to bypass staffing rules... and Kansas City Chiefs running back Rashee Rice has surrendered to police in Texas following a high-speed automobile crash. Those stories and more are available inside.
  • Kansas Governor Laura Kelly still has not revealed whether she will sign an overhaul of the state’s income tax after the Kansas Legislature passed the bill on Saturday….. authorities say they found no indication of foul play in the death of 27-year-old Cole Brings Plenty of Lawrence… and the KDHE is warning NE Kansas residents of poor air quality due to wildfires and controlled burns. Those stories and more inside.
  • Kansas Governor Laura Kelly still has not revealed whether she will sign an overhaul of the state’s income tax after the Kansas Legislature passed the bill early Saturday...lawmakers have voted to change the way school districts count students for state funding as some districts see a drop in enrollment…and a high-speed police chase shut down part of I-35 in Johnson County Tuesday afternoon. Those stories and more inside.
  • An overhaul of the state’s income tax is now on the desk of Governor Laura Kelly after the Kansas Legislature passed the bill early Saturday... state lawmakers approved another year's worth of funding for most state agencies and services, including a 93% pay increase for themselves... and, a conservative political advocacy group is backing a bill to reform the practice of civil asset forfeiture by Kansas law enforcement agencies. Those stories and more inside.
  • The Kansas Legislature passed an overhaul of the state’s income tax early Saturday... state lawmakers approved another year's worth of funding for most state agencies and services, including a 93% pay increase for themselves...plus, a surprising finding on the effect of trees on climate change in the Great Plains. Those stories and more inside.