Carlos Moreno
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KCUR 89.3
Even when doctors prescribe Kansas Medicaid patients things like wheelchairs, walkers or bath chairs, families can face denials or long waits for medical equipment.
Evert Nelson
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Topeka Capital-Journal
Rose Conlon
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Kansas News Service
Stephen Koranda
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Kansas News Service
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The bill would have prevented schools and employers from challenging a claim of religious objection for all vaccines. -
Appealing placement decisions to the Kansas Court of Appeals would mark a new, controversial step.
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The University of Kansas Health System is rolling out AI technology to help reduce clerical work and help patients better understand medical diagnosis. But AI can have racial disparities when it comes to who it can understand.
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The Kansas House approved a bill that would create an independent commission that sets the compensation package for lawmakers. Supporters argue the commission could increase pay to help more everyday Kansans to run for office.
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The U.S. Surface Transportation Board’s approval Wednesday was the last remaining regulatory obstacle facing the $31 billion merger. It will create the first single railroad spanning Mexico, Canada, and the United States.
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Wednesday's vote on education savings accounts sets up a potential quandary for Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly, who supports additional funding for special education but opposes voucher-type programs that fund private schools with state dollars.
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Finch was shot and killed by Wichita Police Officer Justin Rapp, who was among the law enforcement personnel responding to a false swatting call in 2017.
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Children with intellectual disabilities and behavioral problems sometimes have more serious problems than families can handle. And the results can be tragic.
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The rooftops, pavement and lawns surrounding the Blue River and its creeks take a toll. Efforts to clean it up and restore native vegetation could help.
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After winning a conference championship during his first season, Brown's teams were 32-28 over the last two seasons.
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