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Kansas Evergy customers could soon get help to make homes more energy efficient

By Allison Kite - October 25, 2021

Nebraska’s proposed river basin transfer could reshape Kansas resources

By Shawna Bethell - October 25, 2021

Expelled Republican election commissioner condemns politics of voting in Kansas

By Noah Taborda - October 24, 2021

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Kansas domestic abuse crisis worsens during pandemic, needs strong response, advocates say

BY Noah Taborda - October 23, 2021

Kansas opens COVID-19 booster shots for fully vaccinated adults

BY Sherman Smith - October 22, 2021

Three Kansas universities adopt vaccination mandates for all employees to comply with federal edict

BY Tim Carpenter - October 22, 2021

Victims of domestic violence in Wichita eager for bolder interventions to help transform abusers

BY Tim Carpenter and Pilar Pedraza - October 22, 2021

Kansas GOP critical of governor for missing law enforcement memorial event at Capitol

BY Tim Carpenter - October 22, 2021

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Former Ellsworth County water plant worker charged with tampering

BY Tim Carpenter - October 22, 2021

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BY Max McCoy - October 24, 2021

In redistricting, Kansas legislators shouldn’t use prison populations as bargaining chips

BY Jesse Kielman - October 23, 2021

Audio Astra: Navigating parenting in a threatening swamp of news

BY Eric Thomas - October 22, 2021

At two historic Kansas graveyards, the scariest of frights and the deepest of emotions

BY Clay Wirestone - October 21, 2021

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Attorney general seeks abortion appeal delay until after constitutional amendment vote

BY Tim Carpenter - October 21, 2021

Committee endorses installation of Gold Star family memorial at Kansas Capitol

BY Tim Carpenter - October 15, 2021

Kansas health agency plans clinics in eight counties for October

BY Sherman Smith - September 30, 2021

Wichita death spurs call for alternative to incarceration of teenagers

BY Tim Carpenter - September 29, 2021

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Hosted BY: Noah Taborda - October 18, 2021

The federal government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 resulted in the infusion of millions of dollars into expansion of the broadband network in Kansas to support educational, medical, business and residential demands. This work was done at Spearville through a contract with Ideatek of Buhler. (Submitted/Kansas Reflector)

Improving broadband in Kansas

Hosted BY: Noah Taborda - October 11, 2021

Kansas Cannabis Chamber of Commerce pushes for marijuana policy reform

Hosted BY: Tim Carpenter - October 4, 2021

Kansas unemployment modernization and fraud update

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Council Grove residents Curt and Christine Brungardt, parents of domestic violence homicide victim Jana Mackey, said they were disappointed the Wichita Municipal Court made insufficient use of batterer intervention programs to potentially change behavior of abusers. Wichita continues to cement itself as the epicenter of domestic violence in Kansas. (Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector)

Wichita’s domestic abuse epidemic inspires call for municipal court to reform offender treatment

By Tim Carpenter and Pilar Pedraza - October 21, 2021

Kansas COVID-19 long hauler shares horrors, triumphs from monthslong recovery

By Noah Taborda - October 21, 2021

Feds OK ‘mix-and-match’ approach for COVID-19 booster shots

By Laura Olson - October 21, 2021

U.S. Senate Republicans again block debate on voting rights legislation

By Allison Winter - October 20, 2021

Safer Classrooms Workgroup talks mental health, COVID-19 precautions in Kansas schools

By Lucie Krisman - October 20, 2021

Kids ages 5 to 11 next in line for COVID-19 vaccines as White House rolls out plans

By Laura Olson - October 20, 2021

Katie Whisman, who has endured a 15-year struggle to secure child support payments for her daughter, delivered a searing indictment of the state's privatized child-support system Tuesday to a special legislative committee wrangling with reality that $842 million owed the children of Kansas. (Screen capture of Kansas Legislature/Kansas Reflector)

Thirteen-year quest for payment of child support exposes Kansas bureaucracy, incompetence

By Tim Carpenter - October 20, 2021

National parks nominee pledges to ramp up workforce, improve staff morale

By Jacob Fischler - October 19, 2021

Kansas lawmaker wants more input on criminal justice reform before final report

By Noah Taborda - October 19, 2021

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