Category: Top Stories
Cloud County Resource Center Has Three New Pantries
By Payton Tholstrup The Cloud County Resource Center offers a variety of services for low-income residents in Cloud County. Located at 107 W. 7th in
Rep. Sharice Davids Spearheads Cost-Cutting Measures: Secures EPA’s Emergency Fuel Waiver and Advocates for Biofuel Infrastructure Expansion
By Trish Svoboda Last week, Rep. Sharice Davids initiated several measures aimed at reducing expenses for families in Kansas and nationwide. She began by announcing
The Sixth Big Kansas Road Trip Invites Everyone to Explore Rural Communities and Discover Unique Attractions
By Trish Svoboda From May 2-5, the sixth Big Kansas Road Trip will draw in crowds from across the state through Ellsworth and Lincoln counties,
DEA’s National Drug Take-Back Day Aims to Curb Opioid Crisis
By Trish Svoboda The next National Drug Take-back Day is April 27th. The escalating crisis of drug overdoses in the United States poses a significant
Governor Laura Kelly Signs Senate Bill 115: Establishing the Office of Child Advocate as an Independent State Agency
By Trish Svoboda On April 22, Governor Laura Kelly enacted Senate Bill 115, which sets up the Office of the Child Advocate (OCA) as a
Steady Unemployment Rate and Job Growth Surge in Kansas: March 2024 Labor Report Highlights
By Trish Svoboda Initial approximations released by the Labor Market Information Services (LMIS) division of the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) and the Bureau of
Year-Round E15 Access: KCGA’s Advocacy and Emergency Waiver Drive Summer Fuel Savings
By Trish Svoboda Motorists can still save on superior-quality fuel, due to the emergency waiver issued by the Biden Administration for summer sales of E15
Kansas State University Veterinarian Contributes to Groundbreaking Initiative for Feline Pain Management
By Trish Svoboda A veterinarian from Kansas State University is involved in a new initiative aimed at alleviating pain for cats. Kate KuKanich, an expert
First-Ever Kansas Child Welfare Summit: A United Effort for Long-Term Improvements in Child Welfare
By Trish Svoboda Over 700 individuals dedicated to improving the child welfare system convened at the first-ever Kansas Child Welfare Summit in Topeka this week.
Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill H.B. 2498, Boosting Kansas Public Airports’ Funding and Enhancing Safety and Accessibility
By Trish Svoboda Today, Governor Laura Kelly signed House Bill 2498, a bipartisan bill that boosts funding for public airports in Kansas, enhancing their safety