Red, blue and purple signs have started popping up around the KC metro area. But these aren’t political ads; it’s a project by a local church that’s finding unique ways to bring faith and politics together without fanning the flames of polarization. Zane Irwin with the Kansas News Service has this story.
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- More than two years after the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline launched, the number of Kansans using the service continues to grow.
- The Wichita school district marked the opening of a new science and technology lab at Marshall Middle School on Tuesday.
- The city of Wichita has drafted its first Climate Action Plan, which lays out targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- A resource fair for veterans will be held Friday.
- Alcohol violation tickets written by the state's Alcohol Beverage Control unit will now go through the city of Wichita’s municipal court system.
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