Only pedestrians at zoo over weekend
Lee Richardson Zoo will be open to pedestrians only (no vehicle traffic) beginning at 4 p.m.
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Reasons why your feet and ankles may be hurting
Medical experts are reminding everyone that foot and ankle pain is not normal and should be addressed.“Your feet shouldn’t hurt,” Matthew C.
U.S. House Dems ask OSHA to respond to reports that state agencies tipped off employers
WASHINGTON — Leading Democrats on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and its Workforce Protection Subcommittee demanded answers on Tuesday from Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su regarding allegations that certain state Occupational Safety and Health Administration agencies possibly misused federal funds and gave advance notice to employers of workplace safety inspections.The letter from the respective ranking members of the committee and subcommittee — Reps.
HOLY COW! HISTORY: When Hawaii had its own money
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HEART OF A TIGER: Celebrating FHSU success: part 2
HAYS - At Fort Hays State University, our commitment to student success is not just a goal but a fundamental part of our identity.
With Harris on the ballot, Democrats work to build momentum for bigger youth vote
WASHINGTON — Democratic and left-leaning youth organizing groups have seized on a new opportunity to rally younger voters now that Vice President Kamala Harris is their party’s presidential nominee.Young adult voters — including millions of Gen Zers — could be pivotal in determining the outcome of the race in which the 59-year-old Democrat vies for the Oval Office against former President Donald Trump, 78, the GOP presidential nominee.
Report predicts Kansas population will grow by half-million in 50 years
TOPEKA — Kansas’ population is expected to grow by nearly 500,000 people in the next 50 years, and non-white residents are predicted to drive that growth, a research center forecasts.A report from Wichita State University’s Center for Economic Development and Business Research said the state is predicted to add more than 469,000 residents by 2072, which will amount to a 16% increase from the state’s 2022 population.It’s a sign that Kansas’ population is breaking out of a period of stagnancy, said Jonathan Norris, a research economist at the center, which is a part of the university’s W.
Heat is likely killing more people in the Midwest and Great Plains than what’s recorded
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SENIOR CENTER PITCHPaul Karber won high in four tables of Senior Center Pitch on Tuesday at the Senior Center of Finney County.
Kansas bipartisan coalition applies political pressure to end marijuana prohibition
PRAIRIE VILLAGE — Inga Selders watched the Kansas Legislature repeatedly fumble bills opening the door to legal sales of medicinal or recreational cannabis.The U.S.