Wildlife friendly gardening is gaining traction across the Midwest. The Kansas News Service podcast Up From Dust talked to a master gardener about why she switched to this approach — and her tips for getting started.
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- Sedgwick County declared a state of disaster emergency Tuesday because of flooding in the Wichita area.
- Heavy rain and flooding remain the biggest potential weather risks for much of Kansas for the rest of the week.
- Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett says criminal charges will not be filed against two Haysville police officers in a deadly 2024 shooting.
- Three mothers who were shot during the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally along with their children have filed suit alleging systemic failures that led to the mass shooting.
- A move by the Trump administration to pause Chinese student visas could significantly impact Kansas universities.
- Total tax collections in Kansas were about $650 million dollars higher than anticipated in the month of May
- Sedgwick County will host a free hazardous waste collection event at Textron Aviation on Saturday.
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