Last month Kansas lawmakers passed a bill banning gender affirming care for minors. It's the latest in a series of laws restricting the rights of transgender Kansans. Statewide and nationally, debates over transgender rights and inclusion are also playing out in faith communities. As Rose Conlon reports, that includes a church in Winfield.
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- Sedgwick County election officials are counting the final batch of votes from last week's Wichita bond issue election.
- A Kansas bill would let voters decide if they want to raise property taxes to fund local services.
- Daylight Saving Time returns to Kansas this weekend.
- A historic church in Lawrence, Kansas, will get much needed help from the National Trust’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.
- A committee that helped lead the recovery process following a tornado that hit Butler and Sedgwick counties has concluded its work.
- A Missouri man who was shot at the Chiefs Super Bowl parade and rally last year has sued the Kansas City Sports Commission, saying it was a "preventable mass shooting."
- Caring Hands Humane Society in Newton is holding a Clear the Shelter event through Saturday.
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