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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach says he will continue writing regular columns for the conservative Breitbart News website while he serves as vice chairman of President Trump's commission on election fraud.

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After posting an operating loss of more than $5 million, the hospital that serves Lawrence, gives its CEO a raise and a bonus, pushing his salary to more than $572,000... a jury awards $158 million to the family of a passenger who was shot and killed on a Kansas City-bound Amtrak train... two people in Topeka face animal cruelty charges... and COVID 19 cases fall in Kansas City and Wichita. Those headlines and more, inside.

The state of Kansas will no longer enforce a law that voting rights groups said made it difficult to register voters...a Kansas school district has rejected a social studies curriculum because some board members say it’s biased against President-elect Donald Trump...and the city of Emporia might remove a sales tax proposal from the ballot in March. Details on those stories, and more KPR headlines, are just a click away.