Author: Trish Svoboda

Clay County Medical Center Welcomes CEO Intern Andrew Still
Image courtesy Clay County Medical Center Clay County Medical Center (CCMC) is welcoming Andrew Still as a CEO intern this summer. Originally from Colorado Springs,

New Bill Aims to Boost Savings for Workers with Disabilities Without Risking Federal Benefits
Representative Sharice Davids with Rachel Mast during a recent meeting at Davids’ Overland Park office/Image courtesy Rep. Davids Office Representative Sharice Davids and Representative Brian

Kansas Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program Now Open, Offering $50 in Produce Coupons to Eligible Seniors
Image courtesy Canva The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has announced that the Kansas Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (KSFMNP) launched on July

AARP Report: Confidence in Social Security Hits Lowest Level in 15 Years as Future Concerns Grow
Image courtesy AARP A new AARP report released ahead of Social Security’s 90th anniversary shows growing concern about the program’s future. Only 36% of Americans

KCC Approves Rate Hike for Black Hills Energy; Residential Bills to Rise $5.96 Monthly Starting August 2025
Image courtesy Canva The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) has approved a settlement allowing Black Hills Energy to raise natural gas rates to recover service-related costs.

KANSASWORKS to Host ‘Hire a Veteran Day’ Virtual Job Fair July 25 to Connect Veterans with Employers
Image courtesy KANSASWORKS Jobseekers and employers are invited to join the upcoming “Hire a Veteran Day” Virtual Job Fair, hosted by KANSASWORKS on Friday, July

Kansas Manufacturing Council Launches 2025 Search for the Coolest Thing Made in Kansas
Image courtesy Kansas Chamber/Kansas Manufacturing Council The Kansas Manufacturing Council (KMC), a program of the Kansas Chamber, is once again searching for the Coolest Thing

Georgia Hunter Sentenced, Permanently Banned from Kansas Hunting After Illegal Deer Kills Featured on TV Show
Image courtesy Canva A Georgia man has been sentenced to five years of probation and permanently banned from hunting and fishing in Kansas after illegally

Measles Cases Rise to 90 in Kansas, Spread Across 12 Counties with Four Outbreaks Still Active
Image courtesy Canva Measles cases have now been reported in 12 Kansas counties, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s 2025 Measles Case

Kansas child and adult care food program eligibility guidelines announced
News Release from the Kansas State Board of Education The Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) announces the participation of sponsoring agencies in the Child