Kansas small business office launches
TOPEKA – Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland has announced the official launch of the Kansas Small Business Office.
June 2025
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SENIOR SHOWCASE: Learning as one ages can be awesome experience
Some fun facts about aging, so you can start learning why aging can be awesome.
K-State students can start earning nuclear engineering bachelor’s degree
MANHATTAN — The Carl R. Ice College of Engineering at Kansas State University, with recent approval from the Kansas Board of Regents, will add nuclear engineering as its 15th Bachelor of Science degree program.
MURPHY’S LAW: Sports fans have seen changes in reporting through the years
At 10:20 every night I was glued to the television as the sports anchor took over the local news.
‘Transparent and honest’: Wichita school leaders say they will address grade tampering
BY SUZANNE PEREZKMUW/Kansas News Service WICHITA — Wichita school leaders say they are still investigating allegations of grade tampering at Southeast High School and will… Login to continue reading Login…
HOLY COW! HISTORY: A tardy student turns out to be a genius
Always be on time, we are taught. Promptness is, after all, a virtue. But one time, being late paid off spectacularly for one tardy student. And we are all the better today for it. Here’s how it happened.
USDA secretary says Kansas food safety agency terminations were part of ‘imperfect process’
BY MORGAN CHILSONKansas Reflector TOPEKA — The firing and rehiring of federal workers at the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan was part of… Login to continue reading Login…
Even in Kansas cattle country, locals are opposing a mega feedlot in Pawnee County
The cattle feedlots on the western side of Kansas produce a significant amount of the beef in your grocery store. But a small town in the region is now opposing a feedlot because of health and environmental concerns.
ASKING ERIC: Five close siblings cut sixth out of fun plans
Dear Eric: I am a woman in my 60s with six siblings. Our parents are in their early 90s and have raised us to be thoughtful and respectful. Many of my siblings are female and have always gotten along famously, traveling together on girls’ trips and seeing each other for holidays and family celebrations.
Federal Medicaid cuts would cost 13,000 Kansans their health care coverage
Federal lawmakers are considering cutting billions of dollars from Medicaid funding. Experts say that would lead to an increase in hospital closures and uninsured rates in Kansas.