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In major shift, state Human Rights Commission broadens LGBT protections statewide

The Kansas Human Rights Commission moved Friday to begin considering discrimination claims from LGBT Kansans in employme…

Kansas wildlife commission approves use of thermal imaging, lights for coyote hunting at night

Kansas coyote hunters will now be able to use lights and night optics to pursue their prey at night, following a vote by…

A bushel and a peck: Business fruitful for Kansas apple orchards

Many Kansas apple orchards still do business the same way they've done it for decades, and in one case, for more than a …

Josh Rouse: Special deer hunts at Perry, youth dove hunt at Clinton among upcoming outdoor opportunities for Kansans

Last week I wrote about several hunting- and fishing-related events coming up in Kansas in the...

Keeping it in Kansas

Sometimes big things come in small packages. For more than 80 years, Shield Ag Equipment, which began as Welders Supply …

Our greatest vulnerabilities have been exposed by a relentless global pandemic. Our country's gravest sins were brought …

VSV reaches Harvey and Johnson counties

As of Aug. 13, the USDA reports just 15 cases of Vesicular Stomatitis Virus. However, the virus has reached both Harvey …

Baling hay better

Farms in Kansas grow a variety of hay, from legumes to grasses, and storing and preserving that hay is important.

KU economist: State, national economic recovery underway - but only if you're rich

The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic and the business shutdown it prompted has largely healed, according to a…

The life of Doc Holliday

His time here was short, yet most think of him when they hear the name "Dodge City."John Henry "Doc" Holliday was born A…

Lee Brice concert rescheduled for 2021

The United Wireless Arena in Dodge City announced Aug. 17 that country music artist Lee Brice's 2020 concert has been re…

Despite virtual convention, Kansas Dems believe delegation underscores energy within party

When Alana Cloutier kicks back to listen to vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris take the stage at the Democratic Nat…

Tired of political ads? Competitive U.S. Senate race could make for a long fall

It is a cliche in political journalism to say the airwaves were blanketed by ads in a given race.

Concern rises in Kansas, nation over USPS cutbacks

Union leaders and elected officials nationally are raising the alarm about the removal of postal equipment nationally, w…

Amelia Earhart, Melissa Etheridge among Kansas' influential Women of the Century

Clarina Nichols first gained national recognition in the early 1850s for her newspaper editorials supporting women's rig…

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