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Plans for Unique Charging Station on FHSU Campus Moving Ahead
By FHSU University Communications Hays, KS – When Eric Deneault, associate professor of applied technology, and former informatics assistant professor Dmitry Gimon began brainstorming five years
Clay County Commissioners Minutes 5-30
The Clay County Commissioners met on May 30th; here are the latest approved minutes: 2022-May 30
One in Six Kansans Lives in a Food Desert. Some in Central Topeka Insist they can Build an Oasis
Kansas — For nine decades, generations of neighbors ran into each other at the corner of Huntoon and Lane streets in central Topeka. Much like
K-State Animal Science Students Place Second in Academic Quadrathlon
Manhattan, Kan. — The Kansas State University animal sciences academic quadrathlon team placed second at the Midwest section of the American Society of Animal Science meeting,
KDOL Releases Labor Report
Topeka, Kan. — Preliminary estimates reported by the Labor Market Information Services (LMIS) division of the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) and the Bureau of
Federal Officials say Russian Spies Tried to Hack into a Kansas Nuclear Power Plant
Kansas — A federal indictment made public Thursday accuses four men with ties to Russian spy outfits of trying to gain control of U.S. nuclear
KCC Approves Settlement Agreement with Atmos Energy Over Winter Storm Costs
Topeka, Kan. — The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) has approved a settlement agreement outlining how Atmos Energy will recover $102 million in extraordinary costs incurred
Governor Laura Kelly Celebrates the Valor of KHP Master Trooper who Risked His Life to Help Stranded Driver
Topeka, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly joined Kansas Highway Patrol Colonel Herman Jones today to recognize the actions of Master Trooper Karl Koenig, who risked
The Kansas Legislature is Asking Voters to Shift Regulation Powers from the Governor to Lawmakers
Topeka, Kan. — Kansas lawmakers have sent a proposed constitutional amendment to voters limiting the power of the governor and state agencies. The change would
Teacher Retention and Recruitment at the Top of USD 379’s List of Concerns
Clay Co., Kan. — Recently Emporia State University conducted a statewide teacher survey to see the atmosphere of the industry across Kansas. The survey was